The Ad That Had NOW’s Bowels In An Uproar….

Perhaps some Kaopectate would have taken care of this?

UPDATE:

NOW organization is now upset about the violence against women portrayed in Pam and Tim Tebow commercial!!

Yeah, I wish I was kidding!!

The Mouth Is Moving, But The Words Don’t Match Reality

AP fact-checks Obama. Hard

You can read about it at Don Surber’s blogsite  HERE

The 2010 State of the Union Drinking Game!

(HT Daryl Cagle) OMG!!  Everyone is going to want to be ready to play this game at tonight’s SOTU addy!!  Game Rules can be found HERE.  Thank you, Will Durst, thank you!

Obama – The New, Darker, Bush

You can read about his newest “sweetheart” deal – ala GWB - here.

Be Careful Out There – Pigs Are In Flight!

You don't wanna be standing under THIS!!

From USA Today:

Massachusetts Rep. Barney Frank, a strong supporter of the health care legislation, said Brown’s victory means Congress will have to “start over on health care.” He said he will vote against any bill rushed to the floor before Brown can be sworn in.

Democrats politicize rape

You can read the entire story HERE.  This is a distortion of a 2005 State legislation vote.  Anyway, follow the link and read.  The Massachusetts race has gotten tres interesante!

The Seven A’s of Confession

(HT – Justin Taylor)

From Peacemakers Ministries:

As God opens your eyes to see how you have sinned against others, he simultaneously offers you a way to find freedom from your past wrongs. It is called confession. Many people have never experienced this freedom because they have never learned how to confess their wrongs honestly and unconditionally. Instead, they use words like these: “I’m sorry if I hurt you.” “Let’s just forget the past.” “I suppose I could have done a better job.” “I guess it’s not all your fault.” These token statements rarely trigger genuine forgiveness and reconciliation. If you really want to make peace, ask God to help you breathe grace by humbly and thoroughly admitting your wrongs. One way to do this is to use the Seven A’s.

1. Address everyone involved (All those whom you affected)
2. Avoid if, but, and maybe (Do not try to excuse your wrongs)
3. Admit specifically (Both attitudes and actions)
4. Acknowledge the hurt (Express sorrow for hurting someone)
5. Accept the consequences (Such as making restitution)
6. Alter your behavior (Change your attitudes and actions)
7. Ask for forgiveness

See Matthew 7:3-5; 1 John 1:8-9; Proverbs 28:13.

One Class Act, And One Godly Man – Best Wishes To Colt McCoy

Good, Factual Information on Job Loss and Creation

http://blogs.dailymail.com/donsurber/archives/7336

Jack Cafferty (CNN) Tells ‘Em How He Really Feels!

Obama Hears The Mandate of The People….

and will have the debate on the health care bill aired on CSPAN –  FOR ONE HOUR.  Because, hey – you’ll know as much about the health care bill as anyone being allowed to vote on it by that point.

Ah, Progressive Transparency – ain’t it grand?

Genesis 1:1-5 CJB

1In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth.

2The earth was unformed and void, darkness was on the face of the deep, and the Spirit of God hovered over the surface of the water.

3Then God said, “Let there be light”; and there was light.

4God saw that the light was good, and God divided the light from the darkness.

5God called the light Day, and the darkness he called Night. So there was evening, and there was morning, one day.

2010 – May Your Glasses Be Rose-Colored

JibJab Says “Goodbye” to 2009