Category Archives: Politics

Tom Tancredo Chases White House

Posted on April 2, 2007 by Luke Ford

He’s my favorite candidate for U.S. president (my next preference would be Mitt Romney and then Rudy Giuliani). I heard him speak to the Wednesday Morning Club August 22, 2006. The Denver Post does him wrong in its report: Tancredo’s … Continue reading →

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Party Of Defeat

Posted on March 15, 2007 by Luke Ford

About the only time I like to blog my opinions on politics is to say that I’m wrong (such as about the war in Iraq). Otherwise, I don’t think I have anything important to add and prefer to write about … Continue reading →

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Dennis Prager Debates Michael Berenbaum

Posted on March 10, 2007 by Luke Ford

Russell Wardlow blogs about the March 5 U.J. program: Prager, though I respect him, is constantly frustrating on questions like these in that he seems to refuse following the implications of his beliefs to their logical conclusions. Berenbaum actually went … Continue reading →

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L.A. Press Club Hosts Immigration Panel Discussion

Posted on March 9, 2007 by Luke Ford

Here’s the audio from Thursday night. Photos: Yes, Virginia, there is a Conan Nolan. Jon Fleischman and Daniel Hernandez don’t see eye to eye, but, thanks to Dr. Conan Nolan, they are able to share their feelings. Publicist Edward Headington … Continue reading →

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I Supported The War In Iraq And I Was Wrong

Posted on March 7, 2007 by Luke Ford

Jacob Weisberg delivers four unspeakable truths about the fight (and I tend to agree with them): 1. The war was a mistake.   2. Our soldiers are as much victims as heroes. "People join the military for a variety of … Continue reading →

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