I never got around to addressing the whole Obama/Wright foolishness diversionsary tactic discussion. But it’s interesting to see that some white reverends are coming under closer scrutiny. John McCain’s buddy John Hagee — you know, the guy who want’s to base U.S. foreign policy on the Book of Revelations — has finally been called of at least one of his more extreme statements. The (very) wrong reverend recently rendered his regrets to the Catholic church, in what I like to call the “No Mo’ Great Ho’” declaration. (more…) ...

I never got around to addressing the whole Obama/Wright foolishness diversionsary tactic discussion. But it’s interesting to see that some white reverends are coming under closer scrutiny. John McCain’s buddy John Hagee — you know, the guy who want’s to base U.S. foreign policy on the Book of Revelations — has finally been called of at least one of his more extreme statements. The (very) wrong reverend recently rendered his regrets to the Catholic church, in what I like to call the “No Mo’ Great Ho’” declaration. (more…) ...

While much of the recent media attention on the outrageous Rev. John Hagee has focused on his right-wing Christian Zionist views and "militantly anti-Catholic rants", there has been relative silence on his anti-gay sermons and homophobia. Hagee has endorsed Sen.... ...

Finally, the MSM is getting on McCain about John Hagee and McCain's pastors. Thank you, Keith Olbermann. Watch it, AFTER THE JUMP... ...

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In late April, McCain supporter John Hagee appeared to retract his past remarks that gay sin brought Hurricane Katrina upon New Orleans, releasing a statement that said: "As a believing Christian, I see the hand of God in everything that happens here on earth, both the blessings and the curses. But ultimately neither I nor any other person can know the mind of God concerning Hurricane Katrina. I should not have suggested otherwise. No matter what the cause of the storm, my heart goes out to all who suffered in this terrible tragedy. There but for the grace of God ...

What will we do with John McCain? It seems the Senator will say anything to woo conservatives, many of whom worry you’re too - gasp! - liberal for the presidency. Today the Republican vowed to take on the dreaded “activist judge.” While he didn’t use that particular term, McCain made his message pretty clear: My nominees will understand that there are clear limits to the scope of judicial power, and clear limits to the scope of federal power. For decades now, some federal judges have taken it upon themselves to pronounce and rule on matters that were never intended to ...

Anti-gay evangelical preacher stabbed to death in Perth, Australia. Photographers, artists bitter over Polaroid's demise: "'Now what the hell am I supposed to do?' asks John Waters, who’s shot a Polaroid of each person who’s come into his apartment since 1992—friends, interviewers, deliverymen, everyone. 'Digital isn’t instant gratification, and those cameras don’t make that sexy sound.'" Self-described 'YouTube Superstar' Tricia Walsh-Smith may join The Real Housewives of New York City. Is Jake Gyllenhaal getting Nailed? Till death: McGreevey divorce trial begins Tuesday. "Legal analysts expect New Jersey's former first couple will approach new lows, ...

Because everybody loves a Westie puppy First off, a BIG sloppy one to everyone who has purchased stuff from my Amazon Store lately.  I don’t get information from Amazon on who bought what, but they do tell me the “what” part.  A big thanks, and soon enough I’ll be able to send all that money right back to them for a new Kindle.  Not that I need it or anything.  In case you missed Frank Rich’s take on John Hagee (who called the Catholic Church the “great whore"), here it is.  If ever we needed a divorce from ...

Journo Frank Rich wonders why the media hasn’t paid more attention to John McCain’s absolutely insane, anti-gay preacher pal, John Hagee: “Mr. McCain says he does not endorse any of Mr. Hagee’s calumnies, any more than Barack Obama endorses Mr. Wright’s. But those who try to give Mr. McCain a pass for his embrace of a problematic preacher have a thin case. It boils down to this: Mr. McCain was not a parishioner for 20 years at Mr. Hagee’s church. That defense implies, incorrectly, that Mr. McCain was a passive recipient of this bigot’s endorsement. In fact, by his ...