We have an eclectic mix today with the usual political stories about McCain an Obama, the GOP, gay rights, health care, Iraq, and Iowa. Throw in some interesting stories on women’s issues, some wacko religious right wingnuttery, and you can have a ball reading the day away. We spend hours so you don’t have to, finding the best around the net.
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ProPup looks at the decline of influence of the Religious Right. How McCain continues to bow to social conservatives. How Obama “gets it.” Jellyfish the Calico Cat makes a brief appearance as God.
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Why Obama may be poised to lure churchgoers away from the Republicans
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Wow. While James Dobson is publicly doing McCain’s dirty work by trashing Obama’s commitment to the religious right cause, McCain is privately meeting with Dobson’s sworn enemy, the gay Republicans - a group that supports and is pushing for gay marriage.
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In a discussion about the James Dobson attacks on Obama I posted about yesterday, Anderson Cooper hosted Al Sharpton, author Roland Martin and Family Research Council President Tony Perkins. As the three debated Evangelicals and the issues of homosexuality, HIV and AIDS, abortion, and religious tolerance.
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Why have we been lead to believe by the media and the figure-heads of the religious right, that our leaders must use religion to guide policy. This is hurting our country and it has to stop.
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Boston, MA, (PRWEB) June 24, 2008 — A team of non-traditional advertisers were honored on Thursday, May 22, 2008 at the Smithsonian Institution by having part of their viral advertising campaign for…
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With the Democratic presidential nomination in his grasp, Sen. Barack Obama is making a full-throttle push for centrist evangelicals and Catholics. It’s a move that’s caught some conservative evangelicals off guard. They say they are surprised and dismayed to see a liberal-minded politician attempting to conscript their troops.
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