Sizing Up Promiscuity
Think about it: We only have "male enhancement" products because we have promiscuity. If everyone were abstinent or faithful, no one would care about "size."
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Think about it: We only have "male enhancement" products because we have promiscuity. If everyone were abstinent or faithful, no one would care about "size."
A good joke I heard today:
Barack Obama is making the war in Afghanistan a priority. Good for him. America will support him in this, as I do. But I have two questions: (1) Would this focus be possible without the undeniable progress George W. Bush achieved in Iraq? (2) Will Democrats and the media call it a quagmire if things don't go well?
Suggested tagline for The Curious Case of Benjamin Button: "You're not getting any older, you know."
I should have known that "The Next Generation" wouldn't be as good as the original "Star Trek." The first time I saw Captain Picard, I thought he was the alien.
In an incredible display of stupidity and insensitivity, last week President Barack Obama likened his poor bowling prowess to the Special Olympics. While he quickly apologized after discovering how offensive his little joke was, people like me-people with disabilities-are left to wonder how much the remark reveals of our pro-choicce president's real attitude toward human life.
After lambasting the Bush administration for its treatment of terror detainees at Gitmo, Barack Obama is basically continuing the Bush policy. After warning of an economic "catastrophe," Obama is reassuring us that the economic fundamentals are sound. What gives? Perhaps our new president is learning that there really is a difference between campaigning and governing.
Dinesh D'Souza is one of those people who are so intelligent that I am not jealous (there's no competition). If you are looking for a brilliant, understandable defense of the Christian faith, read What's So Great About Christianity.
The Sears Tower in Chicago is no more. The world's tallest building is going to be named for its largest tenant, the Willis insurance company. From now on, it will go by the name, the Willis Tower.
The economy just shed another 654,000 jobs. This probably isn't the time to have that conversation about work-life balance with your boss.
President Obama's latest initiative, education reform-specifically, merit pay and early childhood education-has some merit. The teachers unions need to get behind the old-fashioned idea of pay for performance. The second part, early childhood ed, seems more like a liberal shibboleth. But it probably can't hurt too much, and might even help at the margins, if it doesn't become yet another welfare state bureaucracy. Now Obama needs to take the next step and support vouchers so that kids in failing schools can have the same kinds of quality options that his own daughters have.
In removing the previous administration's moderate funding restrictions on embryonic stem-cell research (while leaving the door conspicuously open to cloning human embryos in the cause of scientific research), Barack Obama has once again shown his priorities when it comes to protecting nascent human life. Obama's soothing speech aside, it's time for Christians to understand that we are dealing with a pro-abortion ideologue.
The Obama administration is not off to a great start in our relations with Russia. First, the president's "secret" letter offering to trade missile defense for Europe in exchange for help keeping nukes out of Iran became exposed. (Wonder how the Europeans who supposedly love Obama feel about that bargain?)
A Team Obama official says the FDIC may run out of money, so others wearing an "O" on their jerseys step forward with yet another bailout proposal ... for the FDIC. Meanwhile, a congressional committee evaluates an Obama plan to bail out people with bad mortgages and says the plan doesn't get to the heart of the matter, those homeowners who are "under water" (they owe more than their homes are worth).
It's hard to be positive when you're positive that things are heading in a negative direction.
Remember how out of touch people thought Bush I was when he allegedly couldn't use a supermarket scanner? President Obama may be in the "out of touch" team picture.
Some people say I don't give President Obama enough credit, so here goes. He may be doing a lousy job with the economy and the stock market, but with his policies pushing abortion and the destruction of human embryos, he's doing a fine job reigniting the culture wars.
At what point do people start holding President Hope accountable for this economy? Team Obama is hoping they won't until after the recovery, which is sure to come. By then, of course, the government will have its hooks deeper into the banks, into healthcare, into the energy sector, into anything that matters. By then we will be a semi-socialist state, and the era of American exceptionalisnm will be over. You might as well call us the United States of France.