DAILY SAVAGE: September 2008

NEWS / HEADLINES

PBS host Bonnie Erbe Argues Abortion is a 'Good Decision' in a Recession Get an abortion. In her April 1 blog post, Bonnie Erbe, contributing editor to U.S. News and World Report and host of PBS' "To the Contrary," gave that advice to pregnant moms who are wondering how to raise a child on a strained budget ... Newsweek Editor Welcomes Easter with the 'End of Christian America' Newsweek editor Jon Meacham welcomed "The End of Christian America," with the arrival of new statistics from a new religious identification study ...

Religion in school textbooks: Flawed in favor of Islam

(Fox News) Jesus was a Palestinian? That's what one public school textbook says ...

Justices seem to be leaning in favor of Proposition 8

(San Francisco Chronicle) The California Supreme Court, which last year declared the right of gays and lesbians to marry, appeared ready to uphold the voters' decision to overrule the court ...

Judge assails lawsuit questioning Obama's citizenship

(Associated Press) A federal judge threw out a lawsuit questioning Obama's citizenship, lambasting the case as a waste of the court's time and suggesting the plaintiff may have to compensate the president's lawyer ...

Paper pulls reference to Muslim husband telling wife to read Quran as he strangled her

(JihadWatch.org) Why would the Daily Mail remove its reference to Malik Mannan ...

Michelle Obama serves food to poor and homeless, but . . .

(Andrew Malcolm) If this unidentified meal recipient is too poor to buy his own food, how does he afford a cellphone? And if he is homeless, where do they send the cellphone bills? ...

Homosexual mobs try to intimidate voters

(Associated Press) California Supreme Court justices heard arguments today on lawsuits seeking to overturn the state's voter-approved ban on same-sex nuptials ...

Students use 'free speech cage' ahead of Churchill, Ayers event

(Fox News) The pair will be among the speakers at a rally for Churchill, who was fired in 2007 for repeated academic misconduct, including plagiarism, and has sued the school to get his job back ...

Man who beheaded bus passenger found not criminally responsible

(CBC News) "These grotesque acts are appalling... but are suggestive of a mental disorder," the judge said. "He did not appreciate the act he committed was wrong" ...

Big donors dominate Obama panel

(Washington Times) President Obama's newly named Economic Recovery Advisory Board includes a union executive who took the Fifth in a federal probe, a billionaire whose failed bank pioneered the subprime mortgage market, and deep-pocket donors ...

Obama's Marxist tax scheme hits stone wall . . . with Dems!

(Associated Press) President Obama's proposal to limit itemized tax deductions for high earners is running into opposition from key Democrats who worry that charities and the housing market would be hurt ...

Dead teen's parents claim hospital killed him, harvested organs

(Associated Press) The parents of an 18-year-old Ohio man who suffered a brain injury while snowboarding claim in a lawsuit that doctors intentionally killed him so they could harvest his organs ...

Student defies Catholic college with condom distribution

(Boston Globe) "We make no secret of our religious affiliation. We don't expect everyone on campus to agree with our beliefs, but we would ask people, and students in particular, to respect them" ...

'Jew hater' Freeman picked by Obama to head intelligence agency

(WorldTribune.com) "This man can't help himself," a government source who worked with Charles Freeman said. "He is rabidly anti-Semitic and everything he does ends up involving Israel and Jews ... "

Senators debate global warming despite evidence of cooling

(CNSNews.com) Democratic senators say that despite a recent study that shows global temperatures have dropped since 2001, the U.S. should continue aggressive action to curb climate change ...

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Friday, September 12, 2008

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Thursday, September 11, 2008

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Wednesday, September 10, 2008

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Tuesday, September 9, 2008

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Monday, September 8, 2008

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Sunday, September 7, 2008

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Thursday, September 4, 2008

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Wednesday, September 3, 2008

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Tuesday, September 2, 2008

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Monday, September 1, 2008

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