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You see, I am a better writer than a lot of you who find it necessary to write five blogs to cover one topic. I can get it all out in one. "Part One!

My fellow, outspoken Christians, not only on this site, but everywhere: this little phrase has made me abandon association with any organized church.

As I turned into the parking lot of my favorite local Subway this afternoon, I noticed a lot of the parking spaces were filled. Curious, I got out of the car and saw the reason. You see, the Subway is located right near a Planned Parenthood location--and the spaces were filled by protesters.

In the past couple of weeks since I came to this place, a bunch of you have been whining about "write something progressive, wah wah wah." So, in the spirit of cooperation, I have something here that will shut you up and, at the same time, get you talking.

The topic: Integrate the United States House of Representives and the United State Senate into one legislative body.

When I open the newspaper everyday, it warms my heart to see headlines like "Hillary launches attack on Obama", or, "Obama defends against withering attacks". I LOVE seeing those two tear each other apart. I LOVE seeing the Democrat Party be so passionate about choosing their candidate rather than being passionate about winning the general election. Why do I love these things so much?

There are few things that set off warning sirens in my head as much as the idea of universal health care. If people on this website are as scared of an Orewellian-state as I read about, this should send shivers down their spines.

I stumbled upon this Associated Press report this morning, and had a quiet chuckle to myself. I beat the media in a story, and no one noticed.

"Costly Campaign Vows Face Reality Check" was the name of the AP news report. I already wrote once about this with my blog "Change We Can Believe In...And Hopefully Afford". Usually blogs are written after columns are written, not the other way around.

In the wide universe, there is a little speck. Inside that little speck exists a person. That person provides definition to his surrounding speck, magnifying or diminishing it, as per their personality. Surrounding his speck are numerous other specks--great in number, but still specks.