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January 2, 2012

Back to the Future in Iowa: A Bloom County Redux

The more things change the more they remain the same. Since I grew up during the 60’s 70’s and 80’s I have see a lot of change and even have a few dollars of it in my pockets right now. … Continue reading →

Yet another Meaningless Debate and Looking back to the Best Debate Parody Ever

Tonight is yet another in a series of rather meaningless Presidential debates for the Republican-Tea Party. It should be relatively predicable unless Rick Perry was to draw his gun and shoot Michelle Bachmann. Apart from something like that it should … Continue reading →

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Filed under Just for fun, Politics, purely humorous

Tagged as 2011 republican presidential debates, barak obama, boston legal, dana carvey, denny crane, gary johnson, george h w bush, h ross perot, herman cain, john huntsman, michelle bachman, mitt romney, newt gingrich, phil hartman, president bill clinton, rick perry, rick santorum, ron paul, ross perot, saturday night live, snl 1992 presidential debate, william shatner

September 14, 2011

A Few Concerns Regarding Matters of Faith and Morality

“The fearful danger of the present time is that above the cry for authority, we forget that man stands alone before the ultimate authority, and that anyone who lays violent hands on man here, is infringing eternal laws, and taking … Continue reading →

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Filed under faith, History, philosophy

Tagged as abortion, adolf eichmann, death penalty, dietrich bonhoeffer, hannah arendt, pat robertson, pope john paul ii, rick perry, ron paul, tea party, the banality of evil

September 6, 2011

One Nation: Natural Disasters Show How we Swim Together or Sink Alone

“In our personal ambitions we are individualists. But in our seeking for economic and political progress as a nation, we all go up or else all go down as one people.” Franklin D. Roosevelt I am amazed when I see … Continue reading →

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Filed under leadership, natural disasters, Politics

Tagged as 2011 virginia earthquake, banking-financial complex, blue states, eric cantor, franklin delano roosevelt, hurricane irene, hurricane irene monetary cost, military industrial complex, natural disasters, poisonous political climate, political division, politicians, preachers, pundits, red state blue state divide, red states, ron paul, texas drought, texas wildfires, the unholy trinity

August 5, 2011

Return to the Great Montana Dude Ranch Sleepover: Padre Steve’s Cure to Politics as Usual

I wrote this about a year ago and after the fiasco that we have endured during this long and all too painful year think that it is time to revisit the topic. Since I have been rather morose of late … Continue reading →

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Tagged as al franken, al haig, al qaida, Allen West, appalachia, arlen spector, banking industry, barbara boxer, barbara milkulski, barney frank, brokeback mountain, chief justice john roberts, chinese, chris dodd, chuck schumer, clarence thomas, cold war, congressional ethics violations, Debbie Wasserman-Schultz, democrat party, democrats, diane feinstein, don't ask don't tell, dude ranches, eastern kentucky, economy, eric holder, european union, fbi, federal government, financial traders, get out of dodge, glenn beck, greyhound bus, harry reid, hillary clinton, icbm, industrial base, iranians, janet napolitano, jesse helms, joe lieberman, john boehner, john kerry, justice antonin scalia, justice ruth bader ginsberg, justice samuel alito, kay bailey-hutchinson, keith olberman, little league baseball, lobbyists, louisiana, mahmoud ahamadinejad, matt drudge, maureen dowd, michael savage, michelle ba, mitch mcconnell, montana, nancy pelosi, new guinea, newt gingrich, oklahoma, orrin hatch, osama bin laden, padre steve, pat buchannan, political class, political corruption, politicians, Politics, president obama, president of the united states, pta meetings, rachel maddow, republican party, republicans, robert byrd, ron paul, ronald reagan, rush limbaugh, russ feingold, russians, sarah palin, sean hannity, secret service, senator john ensign, senator john mccain, soccer, stills and moonshine, supreme court, teddy kennedy, texas, tom tancredo, us house of representatives, us senate, vice president joe biden, washington dc, west virginia, white house

March 21, 2011

Damned if you do and Damned if you Don’t: The Allied Intervention in Libya

Libyan Rebels gather around a destroyed T-72 outside Benghazi War is the unfolding of miscalculations. Barbara Tuchman Back on the 9th of March I wrote this closing line to an article entitled The Guns of March where I discussed the developing … Continue reading →

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Filed under Foreign Policy, History, middle east, Military, national security

Tagged as arab league, bahrain, bahrain protests, barak obama, benghazi, dennis kucinich, egypt, france, great britain, impeachable offense, libyan revolution, muammar gaddafi, nato, no fly zone, operation odyssey dawn, ottoman empire, ron paul, tunisia, united nations security council, united states air force, us foreign policy in the middle east, US Marine Corps, US Navy, world war i, yemen protests

November 23, 2010

My God What Happened? I’ve become a Civil Rights Advocate and I know Why

“The means of defense against foreign danger historically have become the instruments of tyranny at home.” James Madison I don’t know what it is, maybe the Mad Cow or something but somehow and I don’t know how I have become … Continue reading →

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Filed under History, laws and legislation, national security, Politics

Tagged as 9-11 attacks, al qaeda, civil libertarians, civil liberties, civil rights, congress, daniel webster, freedom, george washington, james madison, james monroe, justice david davis, linda dasclhe, loss of liberty, michael chertoff, osama bin laden, patrick henry, patriot act, president george w bush, president obama, rapiscan systems, ron paul, rush limbaugh, tom daschle, transportation security agency, tsa, tsa abuses, tsa screenings, united states constitution

August 7, 2010

The Great Montana Dude Ranch Sleepover: Padre Steve’s Solution to Politics as Usual

Sleepover on a Dude Ranch anyone? I don’t know about you but as a passionate moderate I am fed up with the nasty politics as usual that is killing our country. Our political ruling class appears to be hell bent … Continue reading →

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Filed under Just for fun, laws and legislation, philosophy, Politics

Tagged as al franken, al haig, al qaida, appalachia, arlen spector, banking industry, barbara boxer, barbara milkulski, barney frank, brokeback mountain, chief justice john roberts, chinese, chris dodd, chuck schumer, clarence thomas, cold war, congressional ethics violations, democrat party, democrats, diane feinstein, don't ask don't tell, dude ranches, eastern kentucky, economy, eric holder, european union, fbi, federal government, financial traders, get out of dodge, glenn beck, greyhound bus, harry reid, hillary clinton, icbm, industrial base, iranians, janet napolitano, jesse helms, joe lieberman, john boehner, john kerry, justice antonin scalia, justice ruth bader ginsberg, justice samuel alito, kay bailey-hutchinson, keith olberman, little league baseball, lobbyists, louisiana, mahmoud ahamadinejad, matt drudge, maureen dowd, michael savage, mitch mcconnell, montana, nancy pelosi, new guinea, newt gingrich, oklahoma, orrin hatch, osama bin laden, padre steve, pat buchannan, political class, political corruption, politicians, Politics, president obama, president of the united states, pta meetings, rachel maddow, republican party, republicans, robert byrd, ron paul, ronald reagan, rush limbaugh, russ feingold, russians, sarah palin, sean hannity, secret service, senator john ensign, senator john mccain, soccer, stills and moonshine, supreme court, teddy kennedy, texas, tom tancredo, us house of representatives, us senate, vice president joe biden, washington dc, west virginia, white house

June 17, 2009

A Weird Day, a Great Team and Some Fractured History

Today was one of those weird days for me, very busy, pretty good work and good intellectual stimulation n an ethics committee meeting. I’m also still pretty tired from the past few weeks, not feeling bad but I know that … Continue reading →

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Tag Archives: ron paul

Back to the Future in Iowa: A Bloom County Redux

Yet another Meaningless Debate and Looking back to the Best Debate Parody Ever

A Few Concerns Regarding Matters of Faith and Morality

One Nation: Natural Disasters Show How we Swim Together or Sink Alone

Return to the Great Montana Dude Ranch Sleepover: Padre Steve’s Cure to Politics as Usual

Damned if you do and Damned if you Don’t: The Allied Intervention in Libya

My God What Happened? I’ve become a Civil Rights Advocate and I know Why

The Great Montana Dude Ranch Sleepover: Padre Steve’s Solution to Politics as Usual

A Weird Day, a Great Team and Some Fractured History

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