O to Be Superior!

National Review ^ | 19 May 2008 | Rob Long

[AU72]

Obama World. LOL!

During one of Ted Kennedy's re-elections, posters were plastered all over Massachusetts dead-end communities saying "This is Kennedy Country".

[neodad]

“I thought you were saying something like Fell in Christ, and I just thought, Oh my God, she’s becoming some kind of Jesus person, and I was like, Whoa. I was like, How could this happen? I used to like this person!”

http://www.jesusfreaks.net/

[Tax-chick]

... the gun-toting Jesus-freaks are getting another Big Gulp on the way to the Cabela’s outlet, listening to Christian rock and singing along.

LOL! Great article.

[dighton]

... and workshops — endless, endless workshops ...

Everything that has gone wrong with the world since World War II, Kingsley Amis once noted, can be summed up in the word “workshop.”

— Joseph Epstein, Who Killed Poetry?

[pabianice]

The Dems Have a Tantrum

[Tulane]

Pure brilliance!

[Reaganesque]

1996. His run against Mitt Romney. Ted was not pleased.

[Reaganesque]

Oops! 1994.

[lexusppd]

Hollywierd? Snort! When was the last time they put out a blockbuster movie? Wasn't it a RELIGIOUS MOVIE? Oh now what's the guys name who produced it? You know, the one that couldn't raise a dime from the “geniuses” in Hollyweird because they KNEW it would be a flop (A movie about Christ? LOL, gimmee a break). Didn't the guy then put up his own cash? Didn't the movie then bring in over $600 MILLION DOLLARS?

Meanwhile Hollyweird comes out with bust after bust after bust. Anti military, anti Bush, anti American, all failures and them to stupid to get the message that they live in their own little world, a world in which the rest of us have no interest.

[Hildy]

Isn’t it ironic that the people who are religophobic (we should really start using that word all the time) are so into Obama. I mean he talks about his church 1000 times more than Bush ever did.

[Tulane]

The poll numbers show that your thesis is correct...

Obama consistently wins the non-religious by wide margins.

[Still Thinking]

God forbid you shoot a deer. Or want to secure the borders. Because then it?s an echo chamber of: What are you afraid of?

Duh, running out of venison? I would think that would be obvious.

[magslinger]

Isn’t it ironic that the people who are religophobic (we should really start using that word all the time) are so into Obama. I mean he talks about his church 1000 times more than Bush ever did.

Religophobic (religiophobic?) doesn't really describe it. They only have trouble with one religion. If your religion calls on you to kill or enslave all those who believe differently from you or reads like really bad science fiction, they are OK with it.

It's just when a religion involves a triune God Who sacrificed Himself for the world and makes a changing oneself for the better a requirement that they get queasy.

[Hildy]

ok..how about Jesuphobic?

[Hildy]

Christphobic?

[ryan71]

Do you guys find it strange that all the atheists embrace Obama? Obama, the guy who vehemently claims to be a Christian?

That tells me even they don't buy his claim of being a Christian any more than we do.

[stayathomemom]

I thought this was going to be an article about the upper peninsula.

[junta]

Long won’t be long for NRO if he continues on with these attacks on the left. Buckley spent a lifetime’s effort to legitimize parts of the left and his successors continue on, but this Long guy is about to spill the beans on the venal vanity of the white libs that still pull the chains of the left.

[ryan71]

“... the gun-toting Jesus-freaks are getting another Big Gulp on the way to the Cabela’s outlet, listening to Christian rock and singing along.”

That was me, last weekend, except I got a Slurpee.