‘Dean’s rhetoric — like his campaign structure — is deeply grounded in the social practices of a branch of radical Protestantism whose tenets still wield power in the structures of Vermont’s government.’
Category: Politics
Mary Leonard writes in a front-page Boston Globe article that President Bush’s faith-based initiatives might have the surprising side-effect — yes, you could put quotes around “surprising” and “side-effect” — of picking up a few more votes and helping attract some diversity to the Republican base. And, while the Christian Right is squawking about the […]
Wesley Clark’s faith.
Liberal in thought, disciplined and loyal in practice, devoted and small-c catholic in faith.
What would happen if Dean spurned the affections of the left-most regions of the party?
What happened to balanced coverage?
Do you feel safer with Bush in the White House?
‘My country, ’tis of thee…’
Guess who says this is the best country in the world?
‘Some senior officers misinterpret drive, energy, and enthusiasm for overambition.’
‘Happily, Republicans have identified a threat right here at home on which the Democrats lack all backbone.’
What do I like about Wesley Clark?
‘Ideally, we Americans meet our challenges by starting with the facts, analyzing the problem, and reasoning toward a solution—in as public a manner as possible.’