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Tag Archives: gahr
Who Is Reverend Joseph Lowery?
Evan Gahr writes: Although the selection of Rick Warren to deliver the invocation was widely scrutinized because of his opposition to the gay rights agenda the press has ignored Lowery’s well-documented PLO slumming and fancy for Marxist dictators. The January … Continue reading
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Tagged bush rally, civil rights leader, gahr, gay rights agenda, martin luther king, reverend joseph lowery
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Father Richard John Neuhaus Croaked
Evan Gahr emails: He expired today. He was such an apologist for Christian anti-Semitism that I told people jokingly he was the author of Kristalnot: Why Kristalnacht was anti-Shopkeeper not anti-Semitic. Marty Peretz laughed really loud when I told him … Continue reading
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Conservative Leader Paul Weyrich Dies
Over the past six years, Weyrich formed an unlikely friendship with Jewish journalist Evan Gahr. Evan emails about the Nation piece on Weyrich’s passing: "This was posted on a Nation blog by Max Blumenthal who usually does excellent reporting about … Continue reading
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Tagged anne taylor, conservative leader, cynical reporter, David Horowitz, factual errors, gahr, max blumenthal, paul weyrich
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Guilt By Association
Evan Gahr writes: The New York Times has turned Barack Obama’s denunciation of Jeremiah Wright into a racial injustice. The paper of record’s editorial today on Obama finally heeding calls to break with his race-baiting minister bitches that "African-Americans are … Continue reading
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Tagged americans for democratic action, anti semite, arthur schlesinger jr, black mayor, david dinkins, david duke, gahr, guilt by association, honorable men, Jeremiah Wright, john birch society, louisiana state representative, moral test, national gop, pat buchanan, president george h w bush, racial injustice, white supremacist, willful disregard, william f buckley jr
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