A college psychology professor's observations about public policy, mental health, sexual identity, and religious issues
Round two between Jon Stewart and David Barton, 11pm eastern time. I imagine The Jefferson Lies will be the focus of the interview. Getting Jefferson Right should be available this week. Click the link to like it on Facebook. GJR is an eBook which will be available on Amazon.com. It carefully analyzes claim made about … Continue reading “David Barton will be on the Daily Show tonight”
Pass the popcorn. According to Jon Stewart’s Daily Show website, David Barton will appear tomorrow night May 4 at 11pm. Wait, what? He won’t come on the Paul Edwards Show with me, but he’ll go on the Daily Show? UPDATE: Well, that was disappointing.
Today, the far right website, World Net Daily, is accusing the President of using the Food & Drug Administration drug approval process as a way to ration health care via “death panels.” As evidence for the claim, this front page story by Greg Koprowski states that “new drug approvals declined dramatically last year” citing a … Continue reading “The website that cried wolf: World Net Daily and death panels”
In defense of the rising National Conservative movement (which appears to be adjacent to Christian nationalism), Daily Wire reporter and Claremont fellow Meg Basham wrote this: Nor is anyone talking about merging the cross with the flag. What they are talking about is using biblical morality as reference point for public policy. This idea was … Continue reading “Will Christian Nationalists Let Us Have Baseball on Sunday?”
There isn’t much new here for regular followers of this blog, but I just wanted to give a shout out to Rich Allen and the Aspen Daily News. David Barton and friends have been traveling around the country on a post-COVID, pre-midterm election scare out the vote tour. Reporter Allen and the Daily News folks … Continue reading “David Barton Gets Called Out in Colorado”
