Month: March 2013

What Does Several Thousand Years Of Precedence Mean

  Today the Supreme Court started to hear arguments about Prop Eight from California. They will also rule on the constitutionality of the Defense of Marriage Act.   All day I have been listening and watching the media on both sides of the isle. There is no doubt which side the reporters in the mainstream/drive-by/government run media line up on. Most of these people are progressive, hence they all believe that the homosexuals should be able marry. In politics and in life, the squeaky wheel gets the grease and it seems that the many constituency groups of the democrat...

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Redefining Marriage and Freedom

  As challenges to Proposition 8 and the Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA) are making their way to the Supreme Court, we are hearing more and more from people who argue for the redefinition of marriage on the basis of “freedom.”   The argument goes “if two consenting adults want to get married, who are you to say that this is wrong?” So now, they are using freedom to push the idea that marriage should be between people of the same gender. This is a radical misunderstanding of the concept of freedom. Freedom is not an end-all and be-all...

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CLA Radio 03/29/13: Recent Americana

The next ConservativeLA Radio show (on Duane FM in the Hughniverse, Friday, 03/29, 7:00 Pacific/10:00 Eastern) will be all about Americana music released over the past two or three years. Hope you can stop by, listen to the show, and join us in chat!     Spoiler Set List: Buddy Miller: The Train That Carried My Gal From Town The SteelDrivers: Shallow Grave Marty Stuart: A Song of Sadness Richard Thompson: Good Things Happen To Bad People Son Volt: Brick Walls Justin Townes Earle: Baby’s Got a Bad Idea Carrie Rodriguez: Get Back In Love Max Gomez: Love Will...

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CLA Radio 03/22/13: Taxes

  The next ConservativeLA Radio show (on Duane FM in the Hughniverse, Friday, 03/22, 7:00 Pacific/10:00 Eastern) will be all about Taxes, in honor of the anniversary of the Stamp Act, issued on this date in 1765. Hope you can stop by, listen to the show, and join us in chat! And if you’re interested, here’s the link to an informal podcast I participated in on March 17 prior to Ask A Jew 2 in Irvine. Participants included John G., Tami J., Mr. Fastbucks, Del, Colleen–and Generalissimo from the Patterson School of Broadcasting! Spoiler Set List: Faux Advertisement: Cyniloft...

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