Election Day 2008
Citizen of the World? We'll see - actions speak louder than words. He's still a politician but he was the best, maybe only, choice by far.- Just a peasant
posted by Just a peasant at Wednesday, November 05, 2008
Wednesday, November 05, 2008
Citizen of the World? We'll see - actions speak louder than words. He's still a politician but he was the best, maybe only, choice by far.About Me
- Name: Just a peasant
- Location: in the Land of the Lotus Eaters
First a bass guitarist, then a biologist, now college faculty, as well as a medical student, and still anonymous. But it is still quite an adventure and I would rather die a man of great knowledge than a man of great wealth - even if it means living as a peasant.
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2 Comments:
Hey.. long time no hear. I posted a comment for one the posts below but I guess it was eatten by the blogspot or something lol... anyways, just wanted to say good luck with your new application.
ps: there's probably not much difference, but can't help being happy that mac.cain didn't win.. and obama seems too smart to be religious.
Actually, Obama is religious. I really don't have a problem with people and their religious beliefs. One of my best friends teaches Bible class at his church. The problem is when those religious beliefs pierce the concept of 'seperation of church and state'. Both these politicians support 'faith-based' initiatives. That's a violation of secular underpinnings of our government. The US is secular for a good reason.
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