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Thanksgiving Din-ner

By Ted Carnahan on November 26, 2008

I have no idea why First Things would be offering up a list of stuff to argue about over dinner! I mean, my family never argues about politics and religion at the dinner table… (wink)

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Maybe I’m not a political mutt afterall

By Ted Carnahan on November 11, 2006

In the aftermath of the Republican meltdown this week, I was even more sure that I’m a political mutt, but I think that I’ve found a category that suits me better: Christian Democracy. The wikipedia article outlines the “typical” Chrisian Democrat viewpoints: * In common with liberalism, an emphasis on human rights and individual initiative. [...]

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Talent concedes in Missouri, still hope for killing Amendment 2

By Ted Carnahan on November 8, 2006

Well, it’s 1:30am, and I’m going to bed. Talent just conceded to McCaskill in the MO Senate race, but there seems to be good news in the Amendment 2 cloning bill – the measure is passing by fewer than 4k votes. There’s still a chance that that could swing in our favor, and absentee ballots [...]

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Trouble voting in Boone County, Missouri

By Ted Carnahan on November 7, 2006

Well, I went to vote in Boone County, Missouri this morning at the Hawthorne Suites in Columbia, MO, and had some trouble. I called Boone County yesterday and changed my address, and I was told that Jennifer and I’s names would be in the “black book” instead of the “blue book”. All of that went [...]

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On arbitrary definitions of human life

By Ted Carnahan on October 31, 2006

The definition of human life is not without controversy, and especially with the arguments surrounding the proposed Constitutional Amendment 2 in Missouri, it’s important to examine. Definitions of human life or personhood proposed in this debate can be categorized into particular deadlines (e.g. implantation, a certain fetal age, fetal viability outside the womb), collectively Time, [...]

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Michael J. Fox and stem cells

By Ted Carnahan on October 29, 2006

Why is Michael J. Fox going on TV in Missouri supporting Missouri’s Constitutional Amendment 2 when he hasn’t even read it? Well, I don’t think that’s true. You know, I campaigned for Claire McCaskill. And so I have to qualify it by saying I’m not qualified to speak on the page-to-page content of the initiative. [...]

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