It’s not racism, or anti-semitism — it’s the foreign policy.
I have to say, though, that while the word “homophobic” is vastly overused (for instance, it is not “homophobic” to oppose gay marriage, at least not intrinsically) the congressman does seem literally homophobic to me, based on this description of his behavior. On the other hand, one can be a homophobe, and still support gay rights.
[Update a few minutes later]
The trouble with Ron Paul’s defense on the newsletters.
One for us, and another for the so-called elites. Can’t let a pesky document over a hundred years old that most people can’t understand get in the way of hope and change.
I don’t believe in God, but, I swear, people who believe there is no God, and don’t want anyone else to believe in Him are complete asshats, and this kind of nonsense is completely counterproductive to their cause.
There it went. It’s a sociopolitical tragedy that is destroying a beautiful place.
…in no man’s land.
…my Christian readers. And if you have prayers, they should go out to the persecuted Christians in the world. For many, the “Arab Spring” was a sad new winter.
[Update on Christmas morning]
Related thoughts from Mark Steyn.
I’ve never blogged about the Lions being in the playoffs, because the last time it happened I’d never heard of a blog, nor had much of anyone else.
I have some questions for Mitt Romney over at PJMedia. By the way, today is the forty-third anniversary of Apollo 8’s circuit of the moon, when we won the space race.
First Pioneer, and now Onkyo. Can’t anyone make an audio receiver that can pass through an HDMI signal without farging up the video?