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The Pirate Bailout Pontificast
The Pontificast on the proposed auto industry bailout, Barack Obama’s staff choices, and piracy on the high seas.
Learn from the Master
11/17/2008 01:29 PM
Sarah Palin should spend the next eight years following in Hillary Clinton’s footsteps.
The Delayed Reaction Pontificast
11/14/2008 12:35 AM
The Pontificast discusses Sarah Palin’s interviews, young evangelical voters, and more.
I thought Steven Curtis Chapman could rest on his laurels after "All About Love" soared the height of Christian sappiness, but he has truly slathered the saccharine in his ungrammatically titled latest, “Good Bye. Mr. President.”
Activists want to see anyone who contributed to the the Yes on 8 campaign fired from their jobs and are boycotting a theater chain, hounding a Mormon, and blaming a gay-friendly film festival for screening movies in theaters owned by the company they're m
The Pontificast
The Pirate Bailout Pontificast
| Nov 20, 2008
The Pontificast on the proposed auto industry bailout, Barack Obama’s staff choices, and piracy on the high seas.
On The Trail
Learn from the Master
| Nov 17, 2008
Sarah Palin should spend the next eight years following in Hillary Clinton’s footsteps.
The Pontificast
The Delayed Reaction Pontificast
| Nov 14, 2008
The Pontificast discusses Sarah Palin’s interviews, young evangelical voters, and more.
Dispatches
Signs of the Times
| Nov 04, 2008
What campaign signs and Google maps can tell you about your community.
On The Scene
Life of the Parties
| Nov 03, 2008
The third party debate in Washington, DC got just as much coverage as it deserved—not much.
Party Lines
How Shall We Then Vote?
| Nov 03, 2008
If you’re a Christian and still torn about how to vote tomorrow, there’s only one thing to do: don’t.
Patrol TV
Christopher Hitchens vs. Douglas Wilson
| Oct 30, 2008
Patrol editors speak with columnist Christopher Hitchens and pastor Douglas Wilson.
Party Lines
The Doomsday Temptation
| Oct 28, 2008
Focus on the Family’s gruesome scenario for 2012 is heavy on wild speculation. Should anyone pay attention?