Yesterday I enjoyed the Church of the Ellipsoid Orb, if not the results. I’m current with replies. Tomorrow is a prison volunteer day, but I may be able to get articles up before I leave. It’s more likely to interfere with the following day.
Jig Zone Puzzle:
Today’s took me 3:16 (average 4:27). To do it, click here.
Religious Agony:

Short Takes:
From MoveOn: What If Everyone Saw This Clip Of Robert Reich Exposing 7 GOP Lies?
If this is so, than why are Republicans telling us the exact opposite? They represent greed exclusively.
From Post and Courier: A local pastor urged people to vote for Mitt Romney during the Sunday morning church service, despite Internal Revenue Service guidelines that forbid tax-exempt organizations from endorsing candidates or campaigning in church.
“The IRS is not going to be the sermon content manager for this pulpit,” the Rev. Dr. Kevin Baird, pastor of Legacy Church in West Ashley, told about 150 members, who responded with a round of applause.
His congregation has 501(c)(3) tax exempt status because they requested it understanding and agreeing to abide by the political restrictions that come with it. If they are going to renege on their voluntary agreement, they should lose the tax exemption that comes with it. Violating your word is for Republican Supply-side pseudo-Christians, not authentic ones.
From Think Progress: The recent protests against the southern leg of the Keystone XL pipeline have reached a new height in Texas. On Thursday, Eleanor Fairchild, a 78-year old great-grandmother, was arrested for trespassing after she stood in the path of bulldozers and machinery on her 300-acre ranch outside of Winnsboro, Texas that were tearing down trees to make the way for pipeline construction.
She’s absolutely right! Only in Texas can we expect a woman to be arrested for trespassing on her own land.
Cartoon:

And Republicans took notes.


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