Schedule of the 2012 Republican Presidential Primaries

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A calendar of the remaining Republican presidential primary and caucus elections in 2012. Check this schedule to be sure when the voting is taking place where you live.

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Iran War Looming, Vote for an End to Perpetual War

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American politicians are agitating for war against Iran. We can’t afford the war, but then, we couldn’t afford the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan either.

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… and Forgot It

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Bill In Congress Would Convert Churches Into Partisan Political Machines

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This new arrangement would encourage politicians and the leaders of large churches to form corrupt relationships, in which the churches would turn out overwhelming numbers of voters and volunteers, as well as campaign cash, in return for profitable favors such as government grants through the White House Office of Faith Based Initiatives. Churches and non-profit organizations would be transformed into campaign machines and money laundering operations.

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Quincy and Charleston Unitarian Universalists Continue Pattern Of Christian Dominance

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These UU congregations all promote one particular religion – Christianity – over all others, in just about the same ratio. There’s not just a lack of diversity within Unitarian Universalist congregations. There also seems to be a lack of diversity between congregations. Unitarian Universalism insists that it isn’t promoting any creed, but these results show that it is promoting a particular creed – a special blend consisting mostly of Christianity, with a drop of Buddhism mixed in.

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Birds of No Feather

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151st Way to Exasperate a Liberal: Burn Books rather than Think about them

The 249th Way to Drive a Liberal Crazy, written by James Delingpole with sponsorship by conservative publishing powerhouse Human Events: As winter approaches, keep Human Events’s “Ten Most Dangerous Books of the 19th and 20th Century” in a pile by …

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Michele Bachmann Says She’s Like John Wayne Gacy

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We’ve created this Bachmann-Gacy 2012 tshirt to remind Iowa voters that Michele Bachmann hasn’t really kept much of her Iowa heritage, and to remind Americans that to elect Bachmann President would be to put crazy in the White House.

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Texas Government Christian Prayer Rally Invites Non-Christians To Be Converted

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The logic, though twisted, isn’t hard to follow: Non-Christians will have the opportunity to express their religion at the Texas government prayer rally – after they become Christians. This is what Rick Perry and his right wing friends regard as religious freedom and equality: We all have the freedom and equal right to become Christians.

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Fifth Dimensional Open Thread

Imagine, if you will, that you are an ant crawling along a thread stretched taut between two bobby pins. Imagine that the thread is infinitely thin. Imagine that while you are crawling along the infinitely thin thread stretched between two …

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Obama Embraced Politics Of Fear By Signing Unreformed Patriot Act Extension

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Last night, Barack Obama signed another extension of the Patriot Act, once again without any reforms. Are Democratic voters going to just roll over for Obama, and continue to give him their support, even though he has spent his first term defending and extending the political agenda of George W. Bush?

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Patriot Act Has Failed America

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The Patriot Act has failed America… unless what you define as success is the seizure of huge amounts of personal information from the private accounts of millions of Americans.

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No One On Floor Of Congress Speaking Out On Patriot Act

A search of the Congressional Record shows that not one single U.S. Representative has said one word about the Patriot Act on the floor of the House this month.

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Jill Stein of the New Progressive Alliance

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New Progressive Alliance Steering Committee member Jill Stein appears to be a sincere and extremely active liberal with a history of supporting political causes without much opportunity for personal profit.

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Are You One? Are You One Of The Not Ones?

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It’s the anniversary of the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. – a leader who was killed as he was helping workers to organize in Memphis, Tennessee. I was thinking of the idea of union as I read about the protests across America today, so many people coming together with the same idea, and an image of another assassinated leader, Abraham Lincoln came to mind.

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Nature’s April Fools Prank

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I’m told it’s Spring. Rim shot.

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Oil Spills Devastate North And South

It’s not the first time that the island group has been troubled by the oil industry. A few years ago, the Tristan da Cunha marine ecosystem was hit by offshore drilling, literally, as an abandoned drilling rig slammed into the coastline.

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The Crash Of The F-15E Fighter Craft

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For the cost of just this one F-15E warplane that was sacrificed yesterday to the civil war in Libya, current federal funding of NPR could have continued for more than 4 years. The Cowboy Poetry Festival, which brings jobs and income to the rural Nevada community where it’s held, could have been funded for 8 centuries.

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