Instead of a rant I thought I'd just share a few links and leave it at that.
The Rage is Not About Healthcare
Going To Extreme
Fear Strikes Out
The Gospel according to Glenn Beck
Advice for Republicans
Showing posts with label politics. Show all posts
Showing posts with label politics. Show all posts
Sunday, March 28, 2010
Wednesday, April 15, 2009
Tax Day Post
Here's a link to a little tax day post I got from a friend on facebook. Enjoy.
10 Republican Lies for Tax Day.
10 Republican Lies for Tax Day.
Tuesday, January 20, 2009
Thoughts on the Inauguration
I'm not going to write anything about the historical or symbolic significance of today's inauguration. There will be and already have been thousands of words written by people a lot more eloquent and insightful than me. If you'd like to read one of these check out Scott Freeman's letter to his Daughters.
I'm just going to post some random thoughts that I had while watching.
I was suprised at how moved I was by the whole affair (at least the part I saw, I left to go back to work during the poetry, so I didn't see the entire thing), watching the motorcade arriving, seeing all the former presidents, the vastness and excitement of the crowd, the views of Washington DC itself, the simplicity of the the actual swearing in ceremony, and the poise and air of confidence of President Obama.
I did not much care for the inaugural poem or suprisingly Aretha Franklin's singing of My Country Tis of Thee (and I love Aretha). Maybe it was having to be all bundled up and singing in 27 degree weather.
And how did Perlman, Yo-Yo Ma, Montero, McGill play the violin, cello, piano and clarinet in 27 degree weather (their fingers had to be frozen) ?
One last weather related thought, As neat as it would be to say that I was there in person (unless I was sitting up with the dignitaries and not standing 5 miles away) I am very glad that I was home watching it in HD instead.
I had to wonder what Al Gore and Hillary Clinton were thinking as they walked in. The What If's, the this could've been me thoughts. How hard would that be to know you had come so close. What about George W ? Relief, Regret. Then Obama striding down the hall looking cool, calm and confident. How does that feel knowing you're about to become the most powerful man on earth?
I loved George H Bush's hat.
The inaugural speech, wow! The man can speak. I'm suprised that I've heard the speech referred to as somber. I thought it was honest and frank about the difficulties ahead but the tone was anything but somber. It was a speech of hope and optimistic determination, truly inspiring. Of course the hack's at FOX have already begun attacking it.
Malia and Sasha are going to be media darlings but I can't imagine being raised in the White House. I liked the advice the Bush girls gave them - "Many people will think they know him, but they have no idea how he felt the day you were born, the pride he felt on your first day of school, or how much you both love being his daughters. So here is our most important piece of advice: remember who your dad really is."
But amid all the celebration and excitement of today's event and President Obama talking about working together and a new bipartisanship, I thought of how difficult that will be. We have a political system where the success of one party largely depends on the failure of the other. When it comes down to it, how many politicians will choose the good of the country over their own advancement. And as great a step forward electing the first African-American president is, racism did not magically disappear today.
I also thought of all the snide and hateful comments that I will hear from my fellow Christian brothers and sisters over the next 4 or 8 years. That somehow God has given them the ability to see into this Christian man of faiths heart and invalidate his Christianity because he disagrees with us or wrong on certain issues. My hope is that I'm mistaken about this, that we will support and pray for his success.
Even with these doubts, today left me hopeful,excited and optimistic about what lies ahead.
I'm just going to post some random thoughts that I had while watching.
I was suprised at how moved I was by the whole affair (at least the part I saw, I left to go back to work during the poetry, so I didn't see the entire thing), watching the motorcade arriving, seeing all the former presidents, the vastness and excitement of the crowd, the views of Washington DC itself, the simplicity of the the actual swearing in ceremony, and the poise and air of confidence of President Obama.
I did not much care for the inaugural poem or suprisingly Aretha Franklin's singing of My Country Tis of Thee (and I love Aretha). Maybe it was having to be all bundled up and singing in 27 degree weather.
And how did Perlman, Yo-Yo Ma, Montero, McGill play the violin, cello, piano and clarinet in 27 degree weather (their fingers had to be frozen) ?
One last weather related thought, As neat as it would be to say that I was there in person (unless I was sitting up with the dignitaries and not standing 5 miles away) I am very glad that I was home watching it in HD instead.
I had to wonder what Al Gore and Hillary Clinton were thinking as they walked in. The What If's, the this could've been me thoughts. How hard would that be to know you had come so close. What about George W ? Relief, Regret. Then Obama striding down the hall looking cool, calm and confident. How does that feel knowing you're about to become the most powerful man on earth?
I loved George H Bush's hat.
The inaugural speech, wow! The man can speak. I'm suprised that I've heard the speech referred to as somber. I thought it was honest and frank about the difficulties ahead but the tone was anything but somber. It was a speech of hope and optimistic determination, truly inspiring. Of course the hack's at FOX have already begun attacking it.
Malia and Sasha are going to be media darlings but I can't imagine being raised in the White House. I liked the advice the Bush girls gave them - "Many people will think they know him, but they have no idea how he felt the day you were born, the pride he felt on your first day of school, or how much you both love being his daughters. So here is our most important piece of advice: remember who your dad really is."
But amid all the celebration and excitement of today's event and President Obama talking about working together and a new bipartisanship, I thought of how difficult that will be. We have a political system where the success of one party largely depends on the failure of the other. When it comes down to it, how many politicians will choose the good of the country over their own advancement. And as great a step forward electing the first African-American president is, racism did not magically disappear today.
I also thought of all the snide and hateful comments that I will hear from my fellow Christian brothers and sisters over the next 4 or 8 years. That somehow God has given them the ability to see into this Christian man of faiths heart and invalidate his Christianity because he disagrees with us or wrong on certain issues. My hope is that I'm mistaken about this, that we will support and pray for his success.
Even with these doubts, today left me hopeful,excited and optimistic about what lies ahead.
Hail to the Chief
Can there be a more appropriate song to symbolize the hopes and dreams this new presidency brings? I think not.
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Friday, November 7, 2008
Election 08 - Final Thoughts Part 2
I really thought I was done with election post, but I got an email from my sister-in-law Victoria with an article that one of the minister's from the church they attend wrote for their bulletin this sunday. And I also read Shane Claiborne's
"A Prayer for a New President and a New America" that I wanted to share.
Article by Hamilton Archibald:
This has been an eventful week on the national scale. Many people believe that there is no room for politics in the church. I agree that there should not be divisions made due to politics, especially since neither political party completely reflects biblical Christianity. However touchy the subject, we must consider the impact that the government has on the church.
This past week has ignited old fears and sparked new hope. Whether you believe that you witnessed correct political movement or wrong political movement, it is undeniable that we all witnessed a historical movement. It personally left me both excited and scared.
For a long time in the United States the Church has followed government and society. What was permissible by society was allowed by the church. Sunday mornings became the most racially divided time in the nation. Was that ever the will of God? “In Christ there is neither male nor female…” It was not the will of God but we all followed the rules of society rather than the rules of God. It has had negative impact that rippled down through generations.
Instead the Church should have been standing on the cutting edge. The biblical call was for unity and equality in Christ. You should be applauded as a church for currently being on the cutting edge in developing Biblical unity. We all understand that because of our country’s past there is baggage. But we can no longer allow society to dictate to the church its beliefs and actions.
I told you that I was excited and scared. I am excited to go and tell a little black boy to study harder because he might be the President. An African American in the highest office allows the kids I work with daily a new kind of role model. Professional ball players and rappers were the most visible role model for many black youth. Now there is a role model with a greater office, a greater responsibility, and a greater purpose.
I am also excited that society is making movement toward a biblical kind of unity. I look at Wonder City Church of Christ, Uplift, the Clothing giveaway, the Christmas store and I see glimpses of what heaven will look like. This excites me. I watched a speckled crowd cry and cheer as they listened to the president-elect. I saw racial healing. I saw the right kind of unity.
However, I am still scared because culture is still dictating to the church. That should not be. The Church must dictate to culture. I fear we have put too much emphasis on the government making moral decisions for the people. We cannot allow the government to do our responsibility. It is our duty to help each individual develop correct moral views that are based on the God of eternity. If we wait for the society to train the people and trickle into the church then you will see God’s wrath before a moral reform. That scares me.
Amos was a prophet to the northern kingdom of Israel . He went to tell the people that there was wrath coming on the people because of their sins. The people were sinning by abusing the poor and the disabled. They hated justice. They took bribes, so money drove and controlled the people instead of morals and righteousness. Amos’ message was simple. “Hate evil and seek good so that you may live.” You see economic stimulus, political control, or race didn’t matter. Moral decisions the individual made mattered. God didn’t send a politician to help them see that. He sent a preacher.
Church has to step up to the plate. We know the results of ignoring God. We know the benefits of doing things his way. We know the stories that politicians don’t, so we must lead our society. So please join me in both praying for our nation, and leading our nation’s minds. Hamilton Archibald
"A Prayer for a New President and a New America" that I wanted to share.
Article by Hamilton Archibald:
This has been an eventful week on the national scale. Many people believe that there is no room for politics in the church. I agree that there should not be divisions made due to politics, especially since neither political party completely reflects biblical Christianity. However touchy the subject, we must consider the impact that the government has on the church.
This past week has ignited old fears and sparked new hope. Whether you believe that you witnessed correct political movement or wrong political movement, it is undeniable that we all witnessed a historical movement. It personally left me both excited and scared.
For a long time in the United States the Church has followed government and society. What was permissible by society was allowed by the church. Sunday mornings became the most racially divided time in the nation. Was that ever the will of God? “In Christ there is neither male nor female…” It was not the will of God but we all followed the rules of society rather than the rules of God. It has had negative impact that rippled down through generations.
Instead the Church should have been standing on the cutting edge. The biblical call was for unity and equality in Christ. You should be applauded as a church for currently being on the cutting edge in developing Biblical unity. We all understand that because of our country’s past there is baggage. But we can no longer allow society to dictate to the church its beliefs and actions.
I told you that I was excited and scared. I am excited to go and tell a little black boy to study harder because he might be the President. An African American in the highest office allows the kids I work with daily a new kind of role model. Professional ball players and rappers were the most visible role model for many black youth. Now there is a role model with a greater office, a greater responsibility, and a greater purpose.
I am also excited that society is making movement toward a biblical kind of unity. I look at Wonder City Church of Christ, Uplift, the Clothing giveaway, the Christmas store and I see glimpses of what heaven will look like. This excites me. I watched a speckled crowd cry and cheer as they listened to the president-elect. I saw racial healing. I saw the right kind of unity.
However, I am still scared because culture is still dictating to the church. That should not be. The Church must dictate to culture. I fear we have put too much emphasis on the government making moral decisions for the people. We cannot allow the government to do our responsibility. It is our duty to help each individual develop correct moral views that are based on the God of eternity. If we wait for the society to train the people and trickle into the church then you will see God’s wrath before a moral reform. That scares me.
Amos was a prophet to the northern kingdom of Israel . He went to tell the people that there was wrath coming on the people because of their sins. The people were sinning by abusing the poor and the disabled. They hated justice. They took bribes, so money drove and controlled the people instead of morals and righteousness. Amos’ message was simple. “Hate evil and seek good so that you may live.” You see economic stimulus, political control, or race didn’t matter. Moral decisions the individual made mattered. God didn’t send a politician to help them see that. He sent a preacher.
Church has to step up to the plate. We know the results of ignoring God. We know the benefits of doing things his way. We know the stories that politicians don’t, so we must lead our society. So please join me in both praying for our nation, and leading our nation’s minds. Hamilton Archibald
Thursday, November 6, 2008
Election 08 - Final Thoughts
If you didn't watch McCain's concession speech or Obama's victory speech, You need to.
Take a few minutes to view McCain's gracious and heartfelt speech and Obama's inspiring and historic speech. Also here are links to a couple of friends blog posts, one that voted for Obama and one who voted for McCain, you should take the time to read these also.
Take a few minutes to view McCain's gracious and heartfelt speech and Obama's inspiring and historic speech. Also here are links to a couple of friends blog posts, one that voted for Obama and one who voted for McCain, you should take the time to read these also.
Sunday, November 2, 2008
Voting Your Values
I was going to write a post today, using the sermon from today at church as a kind of jumping off point. Thought I'd discuss what I agreed with and what I didn't and how based on my beliefs from the teachings of Christ and the New Testament that I don't feel like I have any choice but to vote for Obama. Or maybe talk about how voting morality over all other concerns entails more than just the Christian litmus test of homosexuality and abortion, and how the Republican Party has callously used these two faith issues to divide and manipulate Christians. But I'm not, I'm tired and weary of politics. Would it change anyone's mind, will anyone even read this? We've all chosen which parties propaganda we believe and can probably spit scriptures back and forth justifying our positions, so let's not. Vote however you want, let's just get this over with.
Wednesday, October 22, 2008
Epiphany
I wasn't going to do anymore non-halloween post this month but I had an epiphany and wanted to get this out. In an earlier post I talked about separation of church and state and the myth of a Christian nation. I realize I was wrong, the founding fathers did intend for this to be a Christian nation. The problem I see now is that they weren't explicit enough; they were too broad in their use of religion. I've also become inspired by current President Bush and Vice-Presidential candidate Sarah Palin. This truly is a country where anyone can become President. With all that in mind I've decided to throw my hat in the ring and run for President. I know it's too late to run for this election but if you'd like to write my name in feel free to, and I think you'll want to after reading my platform.
Officially this is my kickoff for the 2012 Presidential Race. Since making this decision, my mind has been racing with new laws to enact based on biblical principles, but while trying to create a draft of my foreign policy position based on the book of Revelation, I realized I needed to slow down, simplify, concentrate on a few major policies. So for this, my first position paper of my 2012 election bid, I will focus on 3 major areas (Economics, Health Care, and Education) plus a constitutional amendment that needs to be passed.
ECONOMIC POLICY - Money, as Americans we love money, we love making it, love spending it, some even love saving it. But money can be a problem - 1 Timothy 6:6-10
"6But godliness with contentment is great gain. 7For we brought nothing into the world, and we can take nothing out of it. 8But if we have food and clothing, we will be content with that. 9People who want to get rich fall into temptation and a trap and into many foolish and harmful desires that plunge men into ruin and destruction. 10For the love of money is a root of all kinds of evil. Some people, eager for money, have wandered from the faith and pierced themselves with many grief's." Next to love, money and possessions is probably the most covered subject in the Bible. I've always found it strange and hypocritical that we want the government to enact and pass laws enforcing biblical morality on individuals except for greed. When it comes to the government using our money to help the poor then it's all of sudden a personal decision not the governments. Sorry, but if it's alright to impose morality based on the Bible for the good of society and to more align our nation with God's teachings then it has to be alright to pass laws to help us use our money in a more Godly way. Under my new improved Christian Nation we will do just that, (Help people avoid the dangers of having too much money and follow God's commands to provide for the poor). How can any true Christian be against that? The cornerstone of my new economic policy will be:
The National Salary Cap - It's not really a salary cap but I liked the way it sounded.
90% of anything earned over $125,000 would have to be donated to charity, your choice no government interference as long as it's a legal charity. The other 10% is yours free and clear, no taxes.
Really is there any reason that anyone needs more than that to adequately take care of themselves or their family? I actually think the earning limits are too high but in a concession to our years of greed I'm willing to start slowly. This would be trickle down economics that really worked.
Jubilee Year - I thought I'd like to incorporate something from the only earthly government that God actually wrote the rules for. Will have to study Leviticus a little more to figure out the details. It's basically a reset button, Land goes back to original owners, and debts are forgiven. Sounds like redistribution of wealth but if it was God's idea it must me alright.
HEALTH CARE - We are an overweight and out of shape nation. 63% of Americans are overweight with a Body Mass Index (BMI) in excess of 25.0. 31% are obese with a BMI in excess of 30. There are over 400,000 people who weigh over 400 pounds. Why are we like this? Gluttony and Sloth, two of the so- called 7 deadly sins. Once again, if we are truly going to be a Christian Nation, isn't it our moral duty to protect people from
these sins. Every American will be given an individualized exercise and nutrition plan. There would be twice yearly mandatory weigh-ins and physical fitness test. Failure to maintain an adequate level of fitness would be met with increasing amounts of punishment ultimately leading to imprisonment in a fitness prison until appropriate goals were reached.
EDUCATION - It is time to put God back in the schools, not in some namby-pamby way, like people living their lives in such a way that God is seen in their actions wherever they are, but in a legal and government endorsed way.
Prayer - No longer will you be forced to pray silently or go into your closet to talk to God. Prayers before sporting events will be legally protected. In addition to the Pledge of Allegiance the Lord's Prayer will be recited each morning in all public schools. There's nothing quite like compelled ritualistic prayer to increase spirituality.
Bible Classes - Religious teaching will be brought back to school, mandatory bible classes will be taught from kindergarten thru 12th grade. There is a problem with finding qualified teachers and setting up the curriculum. With so many different churches and beliefs how do we guarantee a consistent learning experience? I thought about having teachers from different religious groups rotate teaching duties. As a member of the church of Christ would I want my kid being taught to speak in tongues or what if the teacher believed in snake handling? I even thought of just having agnostics or atheist as the Bible teachers. Finally, I think I came up with the solution. We need a unified interpretation of the Bible so it can be taught in the public schools. If elected I will add a new cabinet post (Department of Christianity) and convene a special panel to draft the Official United States of America Bible Interpretation. This document will be used to create all bible class curriculums. And hopefully at some point all churches will adopt this as well.
28TH AMENDMENT
That brings us to the last item. We will need to add a new amendment to the Constitution making Christianity the Official Religion of the United State.
Because of the lack of foresight by the founding fathers liberal judges have been able to chip away at many of our fundamental Christian rights. Without this amendment they will continue to do so and most of the new laws that I propose (especially my education platform) will not be able to be enacted. It is imperative that we start working on getting this passed as soon as possible. To get the ball rolling I will be sending a petition to all churches asking them to sign in support of this amendment.
So there you have it, a small portion of my platform for a new Christian Nation. I didn't have time to discuss some of my other ideas (national cuss jars, gossip police, etc). But I believe you can now see the endless possibilities if I'm elected.
Officially this is my kickoff for the 2012 Presidential Race. Since making this decision, my mind has been racing with new laws to enact based on biblical principles, but while trying to create a draft of my foreign policy position based on the book of Revelation, I realized I needed to slow down, simplify, concentrate on a few major policies. So for this, my first position paper of my 2012 election bid, I will focus on 3 major areas (Economics, Health Care, and Education) plus a constitutional amendment that needs to be passed.
ECONOMIC POLICY - Money, as Americans we love money, we love making it, love spending it, some even love saving it. But money can be a problem - 1 Timothy 6:6-10
"6But godliness with contentment is great gain. 7For we brought nothing into the world, and we can take nothing out of it. 8But if we have food and clothing, we will be content with that. 9People who want to get rich fall into temptation and a trap and into many foolish and harmful desires that plunge men into ruin and destruction. 10For the love of money is a root of all kinds of evil. Some people, eager for money, have wandered from the faith and pierced themselves with many grief's." Next to love, money and possessions is probably the most covered subject in the Bible. I've always found it strange and hypocritical that we want the government to enact and pass laws enforcing biblical morality on individuals except for greed. When it comes to the government using our money to help the poor then it's all of sudden a personal decision not the governments. Sorry, but if it's alright to impose morality based on the Bible for the good of society and to more align our nation with God's teachings then it has to be alright to pass laws to help us use our money in a more Godly way. Under my new improved Christian Nation we will do just that, (Help people avoid the dangers of having too much money and follow God's commands to provide for the poor). How can any true Christian be against that? The cornerstone of my new economic policy will be:
The National Salary Cap - It's not really a salary cap but I liked the way it sounded.
90% of anything earned over $125,000 would have to be donated to charity, your choice no government interference as long as it's a legal charity. The other 10% is yours free and clear, no taxes.
Really is there any reason that anyone needs more than that to adequately take care of themselves or their family? I actually think the earning limits are too high but in a concession to our years of greed I'm willing to start slowly. This would be trickle down economics that really worked.
Jubilee Year - I thought I'd like to incorporate something from the only earthly government that God actually wrote the rules for. Will have to study Leviticus a little more to figure out the details. It's basically a reset button, Land goes back to original owners, and debts are forgiven. Sounds like redistribution of wealth but if it was God's idea it must me alright.
HEALTH CARE - We are an overweight and out of shape nation. 63% of Americans are overweight with a Body Mass Index (BMI) in excess of 25.0. 31% are obese with a BMI in excess of 30. There are over 400,000 people who weigh over 400 pounds. Why are we like this? Gluttony and Sloth, two of the so- called 7 deadly sins. Once again, if we are truly going to be a Christian Nation, isn't it our moral duty to protect people from
these sins. Every American will be given an individualized exercise and nutrition plan. There would be twice yearly mandatory weigh-ins and physical fitness test. Failure to maintain an adequate level of fitness would be met with increasing amounts of punishment ultimately leading to imprisonment in a fitness prison until appropriate goals were reached.
EDUCATION - It is time to put God back in the schools, not in some namby-pamby way, like people living their lives in such a way that God is seen in their actions wherever they are, but in a legal and government endorsed way.
Prayer - No longer will you be forced to pray silently or go into your closet to talk to God. Prayers before sporting events will be legally protected. In addition to the Pledge of Allegiance the Lord's Prayer will be recited each morning in all public schools. There's nothing quite like compelled ritualistic prayer to increase spirituality.
Bible Classes - Religious teaching will be brought back to school, mandatory bible classes will be taught from kindergarten thru 12th grade. There is a problem with finding qualified teachers and setting up the curriculum. With so many different churches and beliefs how do we guarantee a consistent learning experience? I thought about having teachers from different religious groups rotate teaching duties. As a member of the church of Christ would I want my kid being taught to speak in tongues or what if the teacher believed in snake handling? I even thought of just having agnostics or atheist as the Bible teachers. Finally, I think I came up with the solution. We need a unified interpretation of the Bible so it can be taught in the public schools. If elected I will add a new cabinet post (Department of Christianity) and convene a special panel to draft the Official United States of America Bible Interpretation. This document will be used to create all bible class curriculums. And hopefully at some point all churches will adopt this as well.
28TH AMENDMENT
That brings us to the last item. We will need to add a new amendment to the Constitution making Christianity the Official Religion of the United State.
Because of the lack of foresight by the founding fathers liberal judges have been able to chip away at many of our fundamental Christian rights. Without this amendment they will continue to do so and most of the new laws that I propose (especially my education platform) will not be able to be enacted. It is imperative that we start working on getting this passed as soon as possible. To get the ball rolling I will be sending a petition to all churches asking them to sign in support of this amendment.
So there you have it, a small portion of my platform for a new Christian Nation. I didn't have time to discuss some of my other ideas (national cuss jars, gossip police, etc). But I believe you can now see the endless possibilities if I'm elected.
Sunday, October 12, 2008
Short Political Rant
October is my month to just blog about Halloweeny stuff but I saw this news item yesterday and just had to comment.
My response was "What did you expect?".
What did you expect from a party that has been pushing an agenda of fear, bigotry, greed & selfishness wrapped up in the sheep's clothing of Patriotism and Family Values and whose primary campaign tactics are character assassination and misinformation. Is it really a surprise when the hatred bubbles to the surface?
Ok, back to Halloween.
My response was "What did you expect?".
What did you expect from a party that has been pushing an agenda of fear, bigotry, greed & selfishness wrapped up in the sheep's clothing of Patriotism and Family Values and whose primary campaign tactics are character assassination and misinformation. Is it really a surprise when the hatred bubbles to the surface?
Ok, back to Halloween.
Saturday, August 23, 2008
Presidential Politics
As we get closer to the presidential election on November 4th, the campaigns will surely get uglier and meaner. Don't you wish we could go back to the good'ole days when campaigns were conducted with civility and meaningful discussions about the issues were the norm. Is 1800 far enough back for you. Thomas Jefferson vs John Adams, what a nice campaign - "hideous hermaphroditical character, which has neither the force and firmness of a man, nor the gentleness and sensibility of a woman." a reference used by Jefferson's camp about Adams. Adam's camps response was to call Jefferson "a mean-spirited, low-lived fellow, the son of a half-breed Indian squaw, sired by a Virginia mulatto father." There's more, Adams was labeled a fool, a hypocrite, a criminal, and a tyrant, while Jefferson was branded a weakling, an atheist, a libertine, and a coward. Martha Washington even got in on the name calling referring to Jefferson as "one of the most detestable of mankind." Don't you miss those days, to read more about ugly presidential campaigns, including what many historians consider the nastiest contest in election history go here.
I don't think McCain has been called a pimp or Obama's wife a slut yet, but if it happens just remember they're just following in the grand tradition of American politics. Makes you proud don't it.
I don't think McCain has been called a pimp or Obama's wife a slut yet, but if it happens just remember they're just following in the grand tradition of American politics. Makes you proud don't it.
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