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Obama regrets remark

MUNCIE, Ind. — Democrat Barack Obama concedes that comments he made about bitter working-class voters who cling to guns or religion were ill chosen.

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Protecting Gina's First Amendment Rights

Gina, a college student in Suffolk County, New York, contacted us regarding her professor’s unconstitutional decision to make passing a required philosophy course contingent upon her willingness to express agreement with philosophical critiques of the existence of God that conflict with her religious beliefs.

Gina maintains a 3.9 GPA and has had good relationships with her professors at the college. This semester, she is taking an Introduction to Philosophy course that is required by the college for graduation. Gina did very well on the first few class assignments, receiving a 4 out of 4 grade. However, the grades she received on class assignments dropped significantly once God and religion became prominent topics of class discussion and her refusal to compromise her Christian faith became apparent. This is because the course goes beyond merely requiring knowledge of prominent philosophers and their arguments or ways of thinking, which Gina does not object to. Rather, the professor believes that it is his job to get students to change their own personal viewpoints or state that they are unsure of whether their own personal beliefs are correct.

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ADF to appeal N.M. commission’s ruling against Christian photographer

The commission found an Albuquerque photography company, run by a Christian husband and wife, guilty of “sexual orientation” discrimination under state antidiscrimination laws for declining to photograph a same-sex “commitment ceremony.”

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Cops Bust Root Beer Kegger. The party was held by a high school student who wanted to show that teens don't always drink alcohol at their parties. It has gained fame on YouTube.com.


From Newsweek: Curious Lives of Surrogates. Thousands of largely invisible American women have given birth to other people's babies. Many are married to men in the military.


From Frank Rich: Hillary's St. Patrick's Day Massacre. MOST politicians lie. Most people over 50, as I know all too well, misremember things. So here is the one compelling mystery still unresolved about Hillary Clinton’s Bosnia fairy tale: Why did she keep repeating this whopper for nearly three months, well after it had been publicly debunked by journalists and eyewitnesses?


From Slate: The Mecca of the Mouse. Disney isn't just a media outfit with some theme parks. It's a worldview—sprung from the head of a lone, imaginative man. And ultimately, for the people who come back to Orlando year after year, it's a church.


This was sent to me via e-mail: Dear Trey, I just drove up IH-10 for the first time in months and I was sure surprised to see an overpass going in at the Dominion. (I live off 281N)

I'm sure Terry Hall and others have discussed this, but has anyone researched why the overpasses at the Dominion was approved when those off 281 were cancelled? Could it have anything to do with the amount of money associated with those living in the Dominion, or their connections to the construction industry and the politicos who influence funding?


From CBN News: Falwell's Wife Pens Book. Macel Falwell's book, "Jerry Falwell: His Life and Legacy," is set for release on May 15 - the first anniversary of Falwell's death at age 73.

Things have been very busy lately chasing the candidates all over Texas. I wanted to jump on now that we are down to the final hours before the primary election and relate a comment someone made to me over the weekend.

This guy works 6 days a week, and very long hours. He mentioned that he will have difficulty voting on Tuesday because of how many projects he has going on right now. Then he asked why our system has Tuesday as the voting day, and how we settled on that day instead of a weekend day.

We will pose that question to our election Dr. tomorrow.

Just for fun...'Super Obama Girl' Video

MayoClinic.com: Fibromyalgia

Many listeners called to sound off on the Fibromyalgia controversy - is it a real or imagined disease?

Col Ralph Peters: US Navy Lost Its Nerve Guaranteeing American Sailors Will Die at the Hands of Iranians in the Future

Washington Post Video: Hillary, fired up and ready to bore

IRANIAN BOATS RUN AT U.S. NAVY VESSELS



Hillary Near Tears on Campaign Trail





Should the world get to vote in the U.S. Presidential election? Read this.

Listener Robert writes:

I would like you to discuss Judge Nelson Wolfe's comments concerning fireworks broadcast during the news Friday morning. I recall him saying something to the effect that all the county could do would be to ban the use of fireworks and that it would be nearly impossible to enforce. So if I interpret this correctly then that means that the law doesn't matter and that innocent property owners face potential loss of property and life due to fires caused by morons that don't have any common sense! This guy does not need to be re-elected!

The topic of banning fireworks was brought up after a very dangerous situation this past New Years Eve. I have received numerous e-mails like the one above. Many people are ticked off about the lack of control on fireworks. Some people want them banned completely. People have written to say that fireworks don't have a positive side. Fireworks cause injuries, fires, and other damage, they say. Other folks did not leave their homes and property due to fear of people starting fires with fireworks.

What do you think?

The 2008 Presidential campaign is already being called one of the 'dirtiest' in history, and we're just getting started...

From ABC
By BRIAN ROSS, AVNI PATEL & RHONDA SCHWARTZ

Even before the first vote is cast, 2008 is being called "one of the dirtiest campaigns in American history" by a political science professor who is tracking campaign dirty tricks and opposition research attacks on rival candidates.

"When you're spending this much money, and there's this much at stake, you're going to have dirty tricks played," says Larry Sabato, director of the Center for Politics at the University of Virginia, in an interview for a "20/20" report tomorrow.

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