Commentary ^ | 5/11/2008 | by Michael Richards
Col. North - I wholehearted agree with your view on the the subject of having to use our "stimulas" check for petro. I, like the rest of Americans, will deposit the check, and use it as see fit. President Bush had a great idea, but needless to say, Congree FUBAR'ed it, again.

Commentary ^ | 5/11/2008 | by Babu Ranganathan

Commentary ^ | 5/11/2008 | by Jonathon Falwell
Ten students at an Ohio public high school recently learned that voicing your pro-life beliefs can be a tricky proposition.

cnn.com ^ | sunday | by cnn
WASHINGTON (CNN) -- For decades, evangelicals have been seen as solid supporters of the Republican Party. That could be changing.

The religious right, a cornerstone of the so-called Reagan revolution -- the battle over abortion law, and gay marriage -- wants a change.

At least some evangelicals do.

A group of influential Christian leaders are declaring they are tired of divisive politics, tired of watching fights over some issues trump all the good they could be doing.

"Our proposal in [our] manifesto is to join forces with all those who support a civi

Commentary ^ | 5/11/2008 | by Craig Chamberlain

Commentary ^ | 5/11/2008 | by Mac McGovern
The debate whether there is a God who created everything or everything created was by accident is without a solution.

Commentary ^ | 5/11/2008 | by Michael Gaynor
Rev. Hagee is not a person whose political endorsement should be solicited by any candidate, much less "proudly" accepted.

Bloomberg ^ | 05/09/2008 | by Salant
Senator John McCain, the presumptive Republican nominee, is struggling to attract money from some of the same industries that helped bankroll President George W. Bush's record-setting fundraising.

Employees from the securities, construction, pharmaceutical and energy industries, who accounted for about a tenth of Bush's money in 2004, are turned off by his record and giving more to his Democratic rivals, Senators Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama.

``A significant percentage of your base Republican support, whether financial or otherwise, are not fans of McCain because

yahoo ^ | 05/10/2008 | by A.P.
"The man picked by the John McCain Campaign to run the 2008 Republican Convention resigned Saturday after a report that his lobbying firm used to represent the military regime in Myanmar."

Commentary ^ | 5/9/2008 | by Mark Silverberg
America has learned that the road to stabilizing Iraq and virtually the entire Middle East runs through Tehran. Unfortunately, neither America nor Israel have learned that a defensive military strategy based on containment cannot stop an aggressive, ideological enemy committed to conquest - unless that enemy believes that its very existence is at stake  and, if history is any guide, not even then.

Commentary ^ | 5/11/2008 | by Benyamin Solomon

Commentary ^ | 5/10/2008 | by Bonnie Alba
Eckhart Tolle has developed his own Truth using both Darwin's origins of life theory and Jesus together in a spiritual book? Will people see through this age-old spiritist movement?

Commentary ^ | 5/10/2008 | by Matthew Bastian
Obama, of course, would rather everyone ignore the man behind the curtain and stay focused on "hope" and "change" and all the other bright, shiny wares he is peddling.

Commentary ^ | 5/10/2008 | by Christopher Adamo
On May 5, McCain announced his intention to attend the national convention of the organization La Raza, to be held in San Diego California on July 14. Throughout its existence, La Raza has acted as a front group for the illegal insurgency, intimidating its opponents with threats of legal actions.

Commentary ^ | 5/9/2008 | by Babu Ranganathan