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Monday, June 5th, 2006

Solution to the gay marriage “question”

In a departure from my usual library related postings, I have a solution that few people seem to consider. Take government out the marriage license business. Just let people get married in whatever church or organization supports their way of life and be done with it. State marriage simply replaces a church’s authority with that [...]

7 Comments » - Posted in Politics, Religion and Thoughts on Life by Dan

Wednesday, October 5th, 2005

A political test

Via Barry at Inn of the Last Home. All these tests seem to confirm my Leftist political leanings. While in theroy I may be to the left, in reality I take things case by case so I’m not a total radical

You are a Social Liberal (68% permissive) [...]

Comments Off - Posted in Of Interest Online and Politics by Dan

Wednesday, November 10th, 2004

TennCare is history… probably

Looks like TennCare is on its way out. That sucks because I have TennCare. South Knox Bubba has highlights of Gov. Bredesen’s speech. The Knoxville News Sentinel also has more information

1 Comment » - Posted in Politics by Dan

Tuesday, November 9th, 2004

Political Links

Here are a handful of political sites that I thought were interesting. The Political Compass is site that asks you questions to determine where you fall on the political spectrum. It then places you on a grid. The horizontal (X) axis defines left or right economics, and the vertical (Y) axis defines [...]

2 Comments » - Posted in Politics by Dan

Thursday, November 4th, 2004

Kerry won

This article just makes me want to scream, cry, yell, something….. Didn’t we learn from Florida?

1 Comment » - Posted in Politics by Dan


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