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A Christian Democrat?
30 January, 2018 It’s true i! In times past that would have been a “narrow minded” and foolishly “partisan” slur. Not any more. In 2018 it is Right On. As Micaiah Bilger writes in Lifenews (30 Jan, 2018): “Just three Democrats in the U.S. Senate supported a bill on Monday that would prohibit abortions after […]
michaelbray
Jan 30, 20183 min read
Bogus SCOTUS
Michael Bray 20 Feb., 2017 Why do we allow the trendy opinions of a couple Jews and apostate Gentile Christians rule the land – overthrowing the laws of God, the nation, and our cities? The evanescent feelings, mindset, or “opinions” of “the Court” – like the afflatus of an ass – will pass. Law, however, must – […]
michaelbray
Mar 6, 20175 min read
The Single “Issue” and Trump
7 Feb., 2017 A false parity between “the right” and “the left” continues now into the middle of the fifth decade. I have in mind of course the “abortion issue.” It is not true that those on each side ought to respect one another’s opinion and patiently wait for a peaceful outworking of “differences.” We […]
michaelbray
Feb 8, 20174 min read
Let the Trump Sound Forth
20 Jan., 2017 Gary Brock gave the nation a good exhortation regarding the Leftist’s anti-Trump divisive animus. He said, “I hope the level of unreasonable divisiveness and anger will end soon; for the sake of our country and our people” (WNJ, 20 Jan., 2017). In the same Journal issue the “Our View” editorial, “Trump: A […]
michaelbray
Jan 20, 20172 min read
America’s Worst President
20 December 2016 Terence J. Hughes, Professor Emeritus, University of Maine 404 North Sixth Street, Fort Pierre, South Dakota In one month from today, on 20 January 2017, Donald Trump is in and Barack Obama is out as President of the United States. Books will be written for a century and more assessing the Obama […]
michaelbray
Dec 21, 201611 min read
You Don’t Want Portman Watching Your Back
10 Nov., 2016 You Don’t Want Portman Watching Your Back . . .Unless You’re Pretty Hard Up After Jesus, my next favorite candidate for the 2016 Presidential race would have been Ben Carson. These failing, I was left with Mr. Trump. But I like him a ton more than Hitlery. And the Lord knows I […]
michaelbray
Nov 10, 20163 min read
There is Not Enough Hate in the World
21 October, 2016 “Love, love, love” crooned those Beatles back in the 60s. And so it is, in the “Land of the Free” lovers. It is all about “love,” especially sex. We tolerate it pouring into our homes through a little box that we turn on. We see all kinds of “love.” And then we […]
michaelbray
Oct 21, 20163 min read
The Communist or the Mormon?
The Communist or the Mormon? 4 November, 2012 We are bidden in this life to do what is right. The choice is often not easily discernable along a line separating right from wrong. We must clean up our spectacles and squint hard at the words and deeds which define the candidates before us. When all […]
michaelbray
Nov 3, 20124 min read
Presidential Election Anno 2000
CACN, July, 1996 Presidential Election Anno 2000 Surmisedly, one of God’s purposes in allowing sin to run its course is to manifest the futility and folly of life apart from His Laws. The present American social stage handily serves that purpose. It makes great comical as well as tragic theater. In that 1992 Presidential election […]
michaelbray
Aug 10, 20116 min read
Buchanan and Pratt
20 February, 1996 Dear Op-ed Editor, A piece regarding the recent attacks on Buchanan and Pratt of Gun Owners of America with reference to a 15 Feb. release from GOA: “Pratt Answers False Attacks” The shunning of Pat Buchanan, the outsider, is to be expected from insiders. The GOP political establishment shudders to think that […]
michaelbray
Aug 10, 20113 min read
Not So Orthodox
September, 2000 Not So Orthodox The Veep’s choice, Senator Lieberman, is hailed as an “Orthodox Jew.” He conscientiously keeps the Sabbath evidenced by his abstention from the use of cars and lights from Friday night to Saturday night. High also on his resume is his expressed indignation over the Clinton-Lewinsky scandal. Lieberman rebuked the Great […]
michaelbray
Aug 10, 20113 min read
Justice: Maybe in 2000
AFLM, Sept. 1996 Justice: Maybe in 2000 How illusive that “middle ground” is where we imagine we can find a compromise between opposites! Is there really a way to apply the Hegelian dialectic to matters of Truth? Can Truth and non-Truth be synthesized? Not an issue for Hegel and his progeny. For these folks there […]
michaelbray
Aug 10, 20116 min read
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