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Yearly Archives: 2007
Lest we forget
Best. Quote. Ever. On the ill-advised and cruel conspiracy to interfere with Gay/Straight Alliances, and its attendant repulsive rhetoric: I don’t think there are “groups in state-supported schools who define themselves by what they do with their genitals.” I think … Continue reading
Marriage equality makes people taller
Oh, dear. Americans are no longer the tallest people on earth. Why, you may ask? Among other elements of “a complicated amalgam of genetic, environmental, social and biological influences,” we find this tidbit: “Some of these other countries probably have … Continue reading
Into the muck
The fact that anyone – a candidate, someone acting on behalf of a candidate, someone attempting to smear a candidate, it doesn’t really matter – would ask a polling question like this: “Would your vote for Delegate be affected if … Continue reading
Posted in Commentary, News
Tagged Campaigns, David Poisson, General Assembly, GOP, LCRC, Lynn Chapman, Virginia
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Church chat
All kinds of remarkable, amusing things are surfacing as the thrashing over the ill-conceived push/message testing/research/whatever poll allegedly commissioned by the Lynn Chapman campaign continues unabated. To wit: This picture is posted (with the caption: “Jerusalem fell and the Holy … Continue reading
Posted in Observation
Tagged Campaigns, Faith, Lynn Chapman, Religious authoritarianism
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Where’s Lynn?
This seems like sound advice from one conservative to another: Lynn Chapman must immediately and forcefully denounce such activity. He must likewise come completely clean with whether or not these questions were actually asked in a poll authorized by his … Continue reading
Posted in Commentary, News
Tagged Campaigns, David Poisson, General Assembly, Lynn Chapman, Virginia
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Slow learners
It’s widely accepted that the defeat of former delegate Dick Black, considered the most anti-gay member of the General Assembly before his involuntary 2005 “retirement,” was largely due to voter impatience with his obsessive focus on sexually oriented social issues. … Continue reading
Posted in Commentary
Tagged Campaigns, David Poisson, Dick Black, General Assembly, Lynn Chapman, Virginia
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Southwick? I don’t think so.
Say it to your Senators. The usual AGI suspects are all in a lather about the confirmation hearings of Leslie H. Southwick for the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals. Such very reputable and temperate sources as the Traditional Values Coalition … Continue reading →