from SLATE: the LA [TIMES] takes a look at how religion infused Mike
Huckabee's governorship and would likely do the same in his
presidency. The paper focuses on an instance in which Huckabee held up
relief legislation after a 1997 tornado because he objected to the
catastrophe—which the bill had
And God spake: Heck of a job Huckie.
On Mon, Dec 31, 2007 at 02:05:44PM -0800, Jim Devine wrote:
from SLATE: the LA [TIMES] takes a look at how religion infused Mike
Huckabee's governorship and would likely do the same in his
presidency. The paper focuses on an instance in which Huckabee held
Actually that makes some sense.
It's a reverse Pat Robertson, as long as you don't get hung up on
internal consistency (i.e., the Almighty unable to prevent a tornado).
Jim Devine wrote:
from SLATE: the LA [TIMES] takes a look at how religion infused Mike
Huckabee's governorship and would
from Wednesday's SLATE:
The [Washington POST] got its hands on the list of meetings that Vice
President Cheney's energy task force held with various interest groups
and (surprise!) most of them were with the energy industry. These
meetings became the subject of much controversy as the
On 7/20/07, Jim Devine [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
why [did] the administration fought so hard to keep the list of
meetings private? because Cheney wants secrecy even when he thinks
he's doing the right thing or that the people might think he's doing
the right thing.
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Right, a delusional
