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Political News and Notes from the Weekend

Political News and Notes from the Weekend

Matthew Lee AndersonPolitics

Democrats Fear Huckabee the Most - Mere Orthodoxy | Christianity, Politics, and Culture

When I first highlighted Daily Kos’s repeated claims that they feared Mike Huckabee more than any of the other candidates, some people (in private conversations) dismissed the claims that Kos was attempting to game the elections by supporting the only […]

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Recapping the Romney Speech (Updated) - Mere Orthodoxy | Christianity, Politics, and Culture

Let’s be clear about one thing: Mitt Romney gave an excellent speech. It was well written and, for the first time that I have seen, decently well-delivered–particularly at the end. You can read the whole thing here. Philosophically, I have […]

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On the Eve of the Speech, Some Reflections on Faith and Politics

On the Eve of the Speech, Some Reflections on Faith and Politics

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Post-Modern Politics and Romney's Decision to Give "The Speech"

Post-Modern Politics and Romney's Decision to Give "The Speech"

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Charmaine Yoest Like's Mike (Huckabee)

Charmaine Yoest Like's Mike (Huckabee)

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Romney and the Speech

Romney and the Speech

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Georgia Right to Life Endorses Huckabee

Georgia Right to Life Endorses Huckabee

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Brief Debate Recap (Updated and Bumped)

Brief Debate Recap (Updated and Bumped)

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Huckabee's Finest Moment (So Far)

Huckabee's Finest Moment (So Far)

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The Second Half Comeback: Huckabee's Momentum (Update)

The Second Half Comeback: Huckabee's Momentum (Update)

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Thanksgiving for Things Unseen - Mere Orthodoxy | Christianity, Politics, and Culture

October 1863 saw Americans firmly entrenched in the middle of the third calendar year of the Civil War; a war that, perhaps more than any other American war, brought great suffering, pain, turmoil, and strife to American soil and threatened […]