He <i>did</i> mention Gerald Ford&#039;s NIM button -- No Immediate Miracles. Wait. What? I&#039;ve been wearing it upside down all these years?!
Reagan&#039;s <i>i&#039;m paying for this microphone, Mr. Green!</i> outburst in the 1980 Rethug primaries tells you all you need to know about Reagan&#039;s legacy in American politics.
First of all, the Kochs paid for the microphone, so fuck this democracy noise. Second, the moderator&#039;s name was Jon <i>Breen</i>, but facts are just details. Thirty-four years later, we are still cleaning up the elephant shit.
Also according to Corinthians, somebody has to interpret: &quot;But if there be no interpreter, let him keep silence in the church&quot;. I think interpreting in a Pentecostal church would be a challenging job: &quot;could you babble a little slower, please, brother?&quot;
Also left unmentioned is the fact that &quot;Christian schools&quot; does not refer to the already-extant schools run by the Catholic church (who are of course, not &quot;Bible-believers&quot;) and already maintained standards well above those of the public schools.
Academically, I mean. Socially speaking, it&#039;s pretty likely they had black students.
Catholics, Mormons, and numerous non-Charismatic Protestants joined this vaguely religious crusade for morality. One of the most controversial was Baptist pastor Elmer Gantry of Virginia, who&hellip;utilized snake oil and fear to promote his cause.
I like the mention of declining educational standards the no one has ever, ever been able to demonstrate using anything more than anecdotal evidence and nostalgic memory. <a href="http://nces.ed.gov/naal/lit..." target="_blank">" rel="nofollow noopener" title="http://nces.ed.gov/naal/lit_history.asp">http://nces.ed.gov/naal/lit...
I think you mean &quot;holding those cakes we like and carrying a bibble.&quot;
He <i>did</i> mention Gerald Ford&#039;s NIM button -- No Immediate Miracles. Wait. What? I&#039;ve been wearing it upside down all these years?!
Now you shut your mouth. Don&#039;t you dare besmirch Reagan&#039;s faith-based economics.
Reagan&#039;s <i>i&#039;m paying for this microphone, Mr. Green!</i> outburst in the 1980 Rethug primaries tells you all you need to know about Reagan&#039;s legacy in American politics.
First of all, the Kochs paid for the microphone, so fuck this democracy noise. Second, the moderator&#039;s name was Jon <i>Breen</i>, but facts are just details. Thirty-four years later, we are still cleaning up the elephant shit.
Also according to Corinthians, somebody has to interpret: &quot;But if there be no interpreter, let him keep silence in the church&quot;. I think interpreting in a Pentecostal church would be a challenging job: &quot;could you babble a little slower, please, brother?&quot;
I never could have made it as a pious bible-thumper for one simple reason: I have never been able to resist The Temptations.
WMW?
I find it even more disturbing than the Paula Deen pic.
Praise the Sweet Bleeding Heart of our Lord and Savior.
<i>sadly, there&rsquo;s no mention of Gerald Ford&rsquo;s WIN buttons</i>
I guess when history is your enemy, the best you can do is lie about it.
and eating a chicken sandwich.
Also left unmentioned is the fact that &quot;Christian schools&quot; does not refer to the already-extant schools run by the Catholic church (who are of course, not &quot;Bible-believers&quot;) and already maintained standards well above those of the public schools.
Academically, I mean. Socially speaking, it&#039;s pretty likely they had black students.
Perception is Reaganality.
Catholics, Mormons, and numerous non-Charismatic Protestants joined this vaguely religious crusade for morality. One of the most controversial was Baptist pastor Elmer Gantry of Virginia, who&hellip;utilized snake oil and fear to promote his cause.
The American people have since learned that Nancy Reagan performed very patriotic fellatio.