From Kos, here's Future Republican nominee Mike Huckabee: I don't think the issue's about being against gay marriage. It's about being for traditional marriage and articulating the reason that's important. You have … [Read more...]
Archives for December 6, 2007
Trade Show
The Materials Research Society fall meeting at the Hynes Convention Center in Boston has come and gone. http://www.mrs.org/s_mrs/sec.a... This materials convention features the most advanced research in the creation of tomorrows … [Read more...]
What Romney Should Have Said About Religion
I Don't know how to put the video itself here, otherwise I would have. [I did it for you, Joe. On YouTube, you'll see a link that says, "Embed." On BMG, just copy and paste that into your post and voila! - Bob] … [Read more...]
“Save Marriage, Save the Planet”
In recent years, growing numbers of evangelicals have decided that part of their mandate from god is to help find solutions to global ecological problems. I think this is a great development in so many ways. One is that these … [Read more...]
Meanwhile, the Huckabee surge marches on
A poll for the first time shows Mike Huckabee ahead in South Carolina, having jumped from 11 to 23%. A new Insider Advantage poll out today shows the former Arkansas governor in the lead, with 23 percent, more than doubling his 11 percent … [Read more...]
Cangiamila is Running an Anti-gay Campaign
I just got a call from the Cangiamila campaign, urging me to support Cangiamila (R) for the 4th Middlesex senate seat. The sales point used by the caller was: "and he supports the marriage amendment". This is pathetic in two … [Read more...]
The National Popular Vote bill in Massachusetts
Ever since I sat in on the legislative hearing for H678, "the agreement among states to elect the President by national popular vote," I've been a cheerleader for the National Popular Vote. "Disclose conflicts of … [Read more...]
Mitt’s religion speech
Obviously I'm no fan of Mitt Romney. But I have been very dismayed at the tone of the Republican primary so far, in which an explicit religious test has been so central to many voters -- even to the extent that Romney was asked whether … [Read more...]
NYTimes hosts Republican virtual caucus
Yesterday the New York Times held their own virtual caucus, but only hosted it with Republican leaning voters. I personally believe that's not fair. With less than a month ahead, where can Democrats find a place to voice their opinions … [Read more...]
His Expediency Speaks
His remarks here. Seems to me a net plus for him on the road to the VP nomination. Or whatever. Let the spinning begin. … [Read more...]