Fairly Conservative

I’ve had a complaint that the Web site is slow to load recently. Can you all weigh in as to whether or not it’s a problem for you? I’ve checked a few connections here and everything seems ok, but I have been making some back room changes and want to be sure. Thanks.

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The conversation moves to the sub-prime mess and housing. McCain asks how to guarantee we won’t get here again. Culver responds that more regulation may not be the answer. He adds that Sarbanes-Oxley has been hard on companies. Culver does concede there are some good points to the bill, but it did more than intended. [...]

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The discussion on education is all stuff we’ve heard before. There are two tiers of education. Students need to be brought into the culture early. Tenure and teachers unions need to get on board and support charter schools and homeschooling. One would properly describe this board as homogenized. But that’s the advantage of being a [...]

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I guess Oklahoma State is still searching.

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I have to scoot off to be the mommy. I’m so glad I came. I’m glad to see these discussions take place. I’m really glad to see such a large group here on a sunny Saturday morning. Thanks for reading.

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Michael Dean is last to speak on the panel. His organization, the First Freedoms Foundation, offers pro bono legal support to individuals needing to protect their rights. I’ve had the pleasure to meet Michael Dean twice, once at the church he attends when I was there for a July 4th celebration. I also spoke to [...]

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Sue Armacost, Director of Legislation, Wisconsin Right to Life

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Sporting a mustache and goatee. I have never met him, so if I were relying on his MJS photo, I’d be unable to recognize him. The hallmark of the left: The right to have sex with anyone you want when you damn well want it. The preacher, who I adored (and will find his name) [...]

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Amen!

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So that Weber can buy a carbon offset credit for the hot air he’s about to create. Self-deprecating humor didn’t work here as he steps into is work against partial-birth abortion. The fight against partial-birth abortion is not hot air. Eventually he moves into the environment, particularly Mr. Gore’s personal gains. He says the Kyoto [...]

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