Latte Links (12/19)

Some miscellany for your weekend…

• UK Guardian: Barack Obama’s speech disappoints and fuels frustration at Copenhagen (HT: Don Suber, who said he should have listened to Palin)
• The Washington Post: With Nelson on board, health-care bill could pass by Christmas (nice to see politicians can still be bribed, don’t count on re-election, Senator Nelson)
• Ben Witherington: The Problem with Gay Marriage – An Evangelical Christian Viewpoint
• Sioux City Journal: Branstad, Fong meet in Cedar Rapids (if Branstad wins the nomination, and then taps Fong as his running mate just remember, I called it first)
• Des Moines Register: Analysts: Big job growth in Iowa far off (Related -KCCI: new Iowa unemployment numbers released)
• Desiring God: If Not Santa, What?
• Bleeding Heartland: Terry Branstad’s accountability problem (don’t see eye to eye w/ desmoinesdem, but he’s she’s (I stand corrected, I just assumed desmoinesdem was a guy and I shouldn’t have done that) reasonable and I agree that Branstad is running from his record)
• Dave Funk: Pro-Monopoly, Anti-Competition Healthcare Bill Lacks Common Sense
• Big Government: You Say Copenhagen, I Say Kyoto by Christopher Horner
• First Thoughts: The Reformed Epistemologist’s Invisible Gardener by Joe Carter

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Tags: Barack Obama, Barak Obama failures, Ben Nelson, Christian Fong, Christmas, Copenhagen Climate Change Conference, Dave Funk, epistemology, Gay Marriage Debate, Iowa 2010 Gubernatorial Race, job growth in Iowa, Kyoto treaty, meaning of Christmas, Reformed philosophers, Santa Claus, Senate Health Care Reform Bill, Terry Branstad

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