Those wishing to impose their religion on others through the state have a new rallying point — a Revolutionary War banner with a religious message. A skirmish over the flag has broken out in Arkansas, pitting Sarah Palin against the Freedom from Religion Foundation.
Political nonentity Sarah Palin is in Fayetteville today signing her latest book, "Good Tidings and Great Joy: Protecting the Heart of Christmas" at Sam's Club.
I heard this last night and groaned. U.S. Rep. Tom Cotton, the Club for Growth's ambassador to Arkansas, said it on Fox News:
Well, I obviously disagree with Nancy Pelosi's call for more tax increases, as well as Barack Obama's.
Conservatives who claim to love the Constitution are forever wanting to change the Constitution. One might almost question the sincerity of their affection.
The latest Republican presidential primary will be scary for sure — they all are — but this one may be scary in an entertaining way, "Mama Grizzly v. Mad Michie."
John Brummett endeavors to explain how Sarah Palin didn't know what she was talking about when it came to Paul Revere and that her true believers won't accept the truth about her if hit over the head with a redcoat's musket.