Posted in Barack Obama, Christianity, Decision 2008, Democrat, Familly, Hillary Clinton, Lies, McCain, Mike Huckabee, News, Politics, Race, Religion, Romney on April 8, 2008 | 1 Comment »
Remaining significant is a difficult task for any public leader. The James Dobsons and the Pat Robertsons only have so much power as the number of people they can convince the rest of us they have influence over. It should come as no surprise that some leaders, and even Christian leaders, are charlatans extorting their [...]
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Washington state has broken the record for the largest caucus in the nation’s history.
The 244,458 people who showed up for Democratic Party presidential-nominating caucuses in Washington last Saturday may have set a national record for attendance at any of the party’s 18 state caucuses.
“We’ve done some research, and we haven’t been able to [...]
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So the recount results for the Washington State caucus are in and McCain has once again been declared the winner over Huckabee. The consensus is from state party officials that the delegates don’t matter anyway. I’m having a hard time following their logic.
Esser said four counties — Snohomish, Benton, Grant and Jefferson — had given [...]
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Where was Mike Huckabee when we had Presidential election inconsistencies (a nice way to put fraud) in 2000 and 2004? It’s hard to be sympathetic.
Mike Huckabee continued to cry foul Monday over the results in Saturday’s Washington State GOP caucuses, saying the state party chairman’s decision to call the race there early for John McCain [...]
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Huckabee, who said he was not there as a presidential candidate, warmed up his conservative audience by declaring that overturning the Roe v. Wade court ruling was not enough because it would leave individual states to decide their own laws on abortion – a moral issue where there is a right and a wrong, contends [...]
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Iowa has given its seal of approval to (1) a one-term Senator who stands for “hope” and “change” and (2) a tacky, big spending governor who doesn’t know much about foreign policy but did stay at a Holiday Inn Express.
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