I had a horrible Friday. Normally, I don’t write much about myself, what I think, what I feel. No doubt some of what I believe usually comes through in what I write. (Let me know when you stop laughing.) Yet as shocking as it may seem — though I’m not sure many other people realize […]
Entries from October 2004
Horrible Days
October 30th, 2004 · No Comments
Tags: Law and Legal Issues
His Soft Voice
October 29th, 2004 · 1 Comment
“His voice got soft when he talked to you.” That’s what my stepmother told me after my father died. She said she could always tell when my father was talking to me on the phone — his voice would get soft in a tone he used with no others and she knew it was me […]
Tags: Fresno-Clovis
Constitutional Rights
October 28th, 2004 · No Comments
I’m working on an appeal — and, although I haven’t missed the appeal deadline, I’ve already missed my “draft deadline” — so my blogging time right now is extremely limited. It should be “nonexistent” until this appeal is finished. So forgive the brevity of this post. The friend who inspired my “Nothing to Hide” article […]
Tags: Law and Legal Issues
A Dark & Stormy Night
October 27th, 2004 · 1 Comment
It’s been raining here in the Central Valley of California for a few days now. I know to some of you, that doesn’t seem like all that much to grouse about but for those of us who are used to relatively good weather for nine months of the year, the first rains seem to bring […]
Tags: 2004 Presidential Election
New Blogger: Bunny Chafowitz
October 26th, 2004 · No Comments
Tomorrow (10/27/2004) morning, we’ll be introducing a brand-new blogger! She blogs under the nom de plume of “Bunny Chafowitz.” Her first installment is a movie review-cum-political-piece which asks questions about what happens to women in the event of a second Bush Presidency. We hope you’ll join us in welcoming Bunny Chafowitz to the blog!
Tags: 2004 Presidential Election
G-d’s President
October 26th, 2004 · 2 Comments
This article is the second in a series. The first article in this set, titled “This Christian Nation,” looked at the Foundation of the United States of America — particularly at the point that while the nation was founded by men (sorry, ladies; I mean no disrespect; I’m just noting a historical fact) who, in […]
Tags: 2004 Presidential Election
Explosive News
October 25th, 2004 · 2 Comments
I’ve been waiting to post until I could finish the second in the series I was working on; the post to be titled “G-d’s President.” But, apparently, G-d’s President wants to keep giving us reasons to pray like we’ve never prayed before. President Bush has repeatedly pointed out that John Kerry cannot keep us safe. […]
Tags: 2004 Presidential Election
This Christian Nation
October 21st, 2004 · 2 Comments
I have sometimes been accused of attacking Christians and Christianity. Frankly, while I understand why some people mistakenly believe that is (one of) my (many) motivation(s), they are wrong. While I do not feel a need or a desire to be a Christian, the true Christian tradition is an honorable one. It actually bothers me […]
Tags: Religion
The End of the World
October 20th, 2004 · 3 Comments
Cheney has his act down pretty well. If you elect John Kerry, terrorists will attack. If you elect John Kerry, the United States will not be safe. If you elect John Kerry, a nuclear bomb will go off in your yard. Stay tuned for: If you elect John Kerry, the universe will collapse. All this […]
Tags: 2004 Presidential Election
Dirty Liberal Ideas: Trial Lawyers
October 19th, 2004 · 1 Comment
Rich, connecting to us from his NetZero account, takes Mark King to task for not doing research before complaining about some of the actions of the Bush Administration. Because his comment is reminiscent of Rush Limbaugh and other Republican mouthpieces in terms of the specific accusations made against “liberals,” the (lack of) depth of the […]
Tags: Politics-In-General