He's a fat balding guy with a goatee named Rick who called his church Saddleback. How anti-gay can be be? In all seriousness I love Rachel but she has to give it up.
Posted by BurmaShave at December 24, 2008 11:30 PM
I'll assume (hope?) most of you have something better to do than watch Fox News all night on Christmas Eve, but by chance anyone happen to flip on there this evening?
Near as I can tell, "America's News HQ" has devoted pretty much the entire night to a mass/church service featuring testimonials by (SMOKING HOT) Megyn Kelly and other Fox anchors; Like, it looks like their anchors are performing church services/saying mass.
It looks like a nice enough ceremony if you're so inclined, but imagine flipping on CNN and seeing Larry King and Anderson Cooper holding court AT A PULPIT doing readings and singalongs, and you're about halfway to appreciating the general strangeness.
And Rick Warren is definitely in the house, in interview cutaways and the Saddleback web site flickering on screen throughout; Then Fox and Friends, I think it's called, came on, and some Caucasian anchors and hosts were on there in red sweaters discussing the religious importance of the holiday.
And I LIKE Fox, but it's like it's turned into the 700 Club for the day, all these middle-aged white people and churchiness and things that probably shouldn't be officiated by the network's actual "news" people.
It's very strange, I would think even if you're a person of faith but with some reasonable understanding of the separation of such things supposedly inherent in journalism.
Good for her. Pro-gay liberals and gays of all stripes NEED to keep Obama's feet to the flame on this. Not just because it's the right thing to do, but because it's the intellectually honest thing to do. They need to PROVE that they aren't going to be unquestioning go-to vote blocs for whichever Democrat runs like the black and feminist communities turned into for too long.
The time for playing nice and going with the flow ended with Prop8. Now it's a fight. Took `em long enough.
comment #1
D.Z.
says ...
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20081224/ap_on_re_us/anti_gay_violence
Posted by D.Z.
at December 24, 2008 11:30 PM
comment #2
BurmaShave
says ...
He's a fat balding guy with a goatee named Rick who called his church Saddleback. How anti-gay can be be? In all seriousness I love Rachel but she has to give it up.
Posted by BurmaShave
at December 24, 2008 11:30 PM
comment #3
LexG
says ...
I'll assume (hope?) most of you have something better to do than watch Fox News all night on Christmas Eve, but by chance anyone happen to flip on there this evening?
Near as I can tell, "America's News HQ" has devoted pretty much the entire night to a mass/church service featuring testimonials by (SMOKING HOT) Megyn Kelly and other Fox anchors; Like, it looks like their anchors are performing church services/saying mass.
It looks like a nice enough ceremony if you're so inclined, but imagine flipping on CNN and seeing Larry King and Anderson Cooper holding court AT A PULPIT doing readings and singalongs, and you're about halfway to appreciating the general strangeness.
And Rick Warren is definitely in the house, in interview cutaways and the Saddleback web site flickering on screen throughout; Then Fox and Friends, I think it's called, came on, and some Caucasian anchors and hosts were on there in red sweaters discussing the religious importance of the holiday.
And I LIKE Fox, but it's like it's turned into the 700 Club for the day, all these middle-aged white people and churchiness and things that probably shouldn't be officiated by the network's actual "news" people.
It's very strange, I would think even if you're a person of faith but with some reasonable understanding of the separation of such things supposedly inherent in journalism.
Posted by LexG
at December 25, 2008 2:08 AM
comment #4
moveable hype
says ...
Obama sure knows how to pick his spiritual advisors....
Maybe he should just stay away from religion all together. Please God, let that happen.
Merry Christmas y'all
Posted by moveable hype
at December 25, 2008 4:15 AM
comment #5
MovieBob
says ...
Good for her. Pro-gay liberals and gays of all stripes NEED to keep Obama's feet to the flame on this. Not just because it's the right thing to do, but because it's the intellectually honest thing to do. They need to PROVE that they aren't going to be unquestioning go-to vote blocs for whichever Democrat runs like the black and feminist communities turned into for too long.
The time for playing nice and going with the flow ended with Prop8. Now it's a fight. Took `em long enough.
Posted by MovieBob
at December 25, 2008 9:50 AM