Right Wing Nuts Interview Right Wing Nut Goddess

I received this via the Cybercast News Serivce daily e-mail. With a slogan like "The right news, right now," you might be able to guess which side of the political fence they are tossing their elephant turds. I'm not sure why they use any colors -- other than black and white -- on an Ann Clouter book cover. That's the picture she paints: white = good; everything else = bad.

I'm going to have to check with my local in-the-know Republican Party hack and see how many local ministers -- retired or active -- are active members in the local party. I believe there are at least three right off the top of my head who are involved with the local Democratic Party.

You can call me "Godless" because I don't go to church every Sunday, if that makes you feel like more of a Christian. I don't pretend to be a Biblical scholar, but certain verses have stuck in my mind over the 51 years I've spent on this Earth. Luke 6:37 comes to my mind:
Judge not, and ye shall not be judged: condemn not, and ye shall not be condemned: forgive, and ye shall be forgiven:

Reading what is peached to the diehard Republican faithfuls, I always remind myself that they are the "flock" of the faithful and somewhere in there is a herd of sheep.

Does anybody happen to know what church Ann Clouter attends?

JPN


Coulter: Abortion is Dems' Version of 'Virgin Sacrifice'

(CNSNews.com) - In Ann Coulter's latest book, she asserts that "liberalism contains all the attributes of what is generally known as 'religion,'" including a creation mythology (evolution), priests (public school teachers) and a holy sacrament (abortion).

"Godless: The Church of Liberalism," is the fifth book written by the best-selling author and commentator. "Godless" hits store shelves on June 6, 2006 (6/6/06, a date she deliberately chose since the numbers correspond to the mark of the beast.)

Cybercast News Service interviewed Ann Coulter about her book. Our questions and her replies are published here, in their entirety.

Cybercast News Service: During his May 10 appearance on the "700 Club," Democratic National Committee Chairman Howard Dean said: "One of the misconceptions about the Democratic Party is that we're godless and that we don't have any values. The truth is we have an enormous amount in common with the Christian community, and particularly with the evangelical Christian community." How would you respond to his statement?

Read the entire interview.
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While I'm on the subject of the CNS, here's one of their politcal cartoons: