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By: HopeHeChanges

HopeHeChanges — Thu, 18 Feb 2010 22:21:14 +0000

Once In Africa, they could call themselves American-African.

By: Fred2

Fred2 — Thu, 18 Feb 2010 19:31:27 +0000

Here is some news to cheer you up:

Christian conservatives on the Texas education board have found themselves under the microscope of The New York Times. In its magazine edition, the Times spent no less than 10 pages trying to dissect their motivations and beliefs.

So what’s with this newfound interest in Christians?

It all boils down to this: Conservatives on the school board have dared to challenge secularist-leaning, politically correct, America-is-the-capitalistic-oppressor portrayals in the classroom, and instead are trying to give teachers the freedom to acknowledge the country’s accomplishments and its Judeo-Christian heritage.

Since Texas has so much influence on what appears in America's school textbooks, liberals are fearful that people might start LOVING the USA again and rejecting socialism among other evils.

Read the rest of the story, "Why the New York Times is Worried about the Texas School Board"

http://citizenlinkblog.com/drivethru/2010/02/why-...

By: Fred2

Fred2 — Thu, 18 Feb 2010 17:51:24 +0000

I know. My mother and other relatives in her generation are old school Democrats who are largely reluctant to admit that the new Dems don't share their values.

Perhaps Obama will FINALLY make them wake up.

By: picomanning

picomanning — Thu, 18 Feb 2010 16:41:15 +0000

2/17/10: The crisis is America is a philosophical one. A crisis of values. What are the Left's values? What were the values of our founding fathers? Are they less and less compatible? How do our new crop of values reconcile with the old ones? What was really wrong with traditional American values anyway? Check this out: Find an old U.S. History book (Published in the fifties or before). And also get a recently published version of U.S. history. Why is the tone so different regarding the same history? Do we change history to change our values, or are changed values the bias against our history? How the hell can we be objective, and yet change our history? Then, if we cannot be objective how then can we risk to loosen our traditional values? These history versions will tell you something important about how pathetic America has become.
We've lost our greatness and will probably never get it back.

By: Ultra_C

Ultra_C — Thu, 18 Feb 2010 16:06:20 +0000

At a minimum, it will take 1,007 years from this moment in time, but yes, I do get (and agree) with your point!

By: Phocus

Phocus — Thu, 18 Feb 2010 15:19:28 +0000

They have our schools, our government employees, our car companies, our banks, our lenders of all types. They are out to destroy the private sector and unless you are against them, you are part of the problem. Silence is a vote just as powerful as one on a ballot. They can be stopped and will be. Then, we need to remove unions from all federal positions, return total control of schools to the states, force GM and Chrysler back into private hands, and return Fannie/Freddie/banks/lending/appraisal to the private sector, including college loans. Then, a constitutional balanced budget and term limits. Big order…big country…big freedoms.