Before her speech in Missoula. I believe the tall guy is Ken Miller, MT Governor candidate:
Wednesday, September 15, 2010
Palin Country
Bob and Mark yesterday morning talking about the Palin/Beck rally and other stuff. Right before the audio starts, Bob had just said that he'd visited some people down South, and it was "Palin Country":
Monday, September 13, 2010
You Can Change the World
Building on the theme of the Restoring Honor rally and my subsequent stumbling across the words of John Adams' grandson, I now bring you something from 1951.
The general idea is that the 2010 elections are extremely important, but they're not enough. This tells us that we must be the kind of populace that will produce great leaders. And the following video is a message that it's not enough to sit around and complain. All it takes for evil to prevail is for good men to do nothing.
This was a movie made in 1951. It stars many big Hollywood names of the time, specifically Jack Benny, Eddie Anderson (most everyone called him Rochester), Bing Crosby, Loretta Young, Irene Dunne, Bob Hope, William Holden, and others. Bing was a Catholic, Jack was a non-practicing Jew, and I'm not sure about the others. The point is that even though I'm sure they all disagreed on the finer points of their faith, or lack thereof, none of them shied away from the idea that Divine Providence had a hand in shaping our nation.
If you have time, watch it all the way to the end where Jack reads the words of Lincoln. That's my favorite part.
The general idea is that the 2010 elections are extremely important, but they're not enough. This tells us that we must be the kind of populace that will produce great leaders. And the following video is a message that it's not enough to sit around and complain. All it takes for evil to prevail is for good men to do nothing.
This was a movie made in 1951. It stars many big Hollywood names of the time, specifically Jack Benny, Eddie Anderson (most everyone called him Rochester), Bing Crosby, Loretta Young, Irene Dunne, Bob Hope, William Holden, and others. Bing was a Catholic, Jack was a non-practicing Jew, and I'm not sure about the others. The point is that even though I'm sure they all disagreed on the finer points of their faith, or lack thereof, none of them shied away from the idea that Divine Providence had a hand in shaping our nation.
If you have time, watch it all the way to the end where Jack reads the words of Lincoln. That's my favorite part.
Flashback: Glenn Endorses Palin for 2008
He couldn't bring himself to vote for McCain, but he could get behind Palin.
October 27, 2008:
October 27, 2008:
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