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babka The Oprahfication of Amerika: to the tune of "Imagination"Oprahfication....is funny.... It makes a cloudy day sunny, Makes war-dead seem, like, funny.... Righteous spin.... Looney bin.... The Little Engine....that could... Makes us want to be part of the Good, Brainwashed and driven to "should", Programmed, numbed, knocked-on-wood. Let us hope that O's can unify The shattered purpose of Most High, That it not be brand-name lock-step b.s. again. Til then: May celebration, group think, Be worth way more than this ink, that "purpose" come from within, our Nation repent of its sin, and the Brave New Year begin....
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Maajour I loved it when she said, "nice inaugeration, but why was that guy there that compared homosexuality to incest? What was he doing there?"
Great comment! Love you bak!
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Maajour I loved it when she said, "nice inaugeration, but why was that guy there that compared homosexuality to incest? What was he doing there?"
Great comment! Love you bak!
Maddow: Obama Choosing Warren For Invocation Is The ‘First Big Mistake,’ A ‘Lose-Lose Proposition’
Think Progress —
Yesterday, President-elect Obama’s press conference on his new economic team quickly digressed into a discussion on Obama giving Pastor Rick Warren – who has a long record of anti-gay views — the privilege of delivering the inaugural invocation. Obama said he was reaching out to religious conservatives, showing that he could “disagree without being disagreeable.”
MSNBC’s Rachel Maddow, who is openly gay, devoted an entire segment last night to the topic. Maddow noted that Obama has now sparked the ire of the LGBT community as well as the religious right, some of whom are even attacking Warren for accepting Obama’s ...
Bush: I might not give a farewell address because I don?t want it to be too ?emotional.?
The Hollywood Liberal —
Bush: I might not give a farewell address because I don?t want it to be too ?emotional.? In a new interview with C-Span’s Steve Scully, President Bush said that he might not give a traditional “farewell address” when he leaves office because he doesn’t want the American public to go through a “real emotional goodbye” with him: SCULLY: Will you deliver a farewell address in this office? BUSH: Thinking about it. Thinking […] bush-flag-772088.jpg In a new interview with C-Span’s Steve Scully, President Bush said that he might not give a traditional “farewell address” when he leaves office because he doesn’t want the American public to go through a “ real emotional ...




