Rowe on the Constitution Party

By stcynic on August 26, 2004.

Definitely go read Jon Rowe's new post on the misnamed Constitution Party. It is 100% on the mark.

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Rally at the Capitol to Repeal Louisiana's Creationism Law Mark April 28th on your calendars! We will be holding a rally at the Louisiana State Capitol in support of repealing the misnamed and misguided Louisiana Science Education Act.

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If like me, you were a little disoriented and confused when you visited Second Life and traveled through orientation island, then you may like this.

Thanks. I was a bit taken aback when I saw that David Barton quote. Although I shouldn't have been surprised!

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