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Country music may be good for the heart, study says

Listening to music that makes you happy, especially if it's country music, may be good for your heart, a new study suggests.

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Country star Merle Haggard battling lung cancer

Country singer Merle Haggard, recently diagnosed with lung cancer, had part of a lung removed and is recovering at home, his... more

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Teen star Taylor Swift connects with fans

It's a steamy summer night on the banks of the Ohio River, and 18-year-old Taylor Swift, dressed in a green sundress and worn... more

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Major university offers first US popular music degree

USC's Thornton School of Music will make room starting next year for singers and instrumentalists who play pop music,... more

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Post-Debate Obama

Barack Obama speaks to voters after the final presidential debate.

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United Kingdom Talk Video Thursday 16th October 2008

Thursday's edition of my three times a week talk show.Watch the show here on CURRENT TV on Tues, Thurs & Sats. In... more

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At a McCain rally Reverend Arnold Conrad gave the opening prayer. Essentially, he acknowledges that God is overseeing the election but asks God to step forward and protect his name since others are praying to Gods of other religions for Obama to win. He is afraid that if Obama wins, then all those in favor of him will profess that their Gods are greater than the real God. You know, the God of the republicans.

Think about it: A) either God has been on vacation for the last eight years or B) God is a republican and is currently running the country along with the rest of the republicans. If so then I think he needs to be fired along with the rest of the religious, right wing, nut jobs. On the other hand, I am under the impression that God is probably allowing us, the American people, to make our own decisions using our own free agency and ability to judge right from wrong. This is exactly why religion and politics should not be married together.

George W. Bush was the republicans’ religious correction to Bill Clinton’s indiscretion. Look where we are now. Bill got a little ungh ungh and George got a whole lot of ching ching not to mention 4182 of our soldiers killed in Iraq, over 100,000 innocent Iraqi civilians killed, and $10,280,557,842,218.00 (over 10 trillion) in debt. How is your 401k now, how is your mortgage, how is your current job, how is your ability to get the loan you need, how is your ability to send your children to college minus their student loans, how is your wallet at the pump, how is your grocery list filling out, what about the restoration after Katrina, how are we viewed as a nation around the world, what kind of a shining example are we now to the rest of the world?

I think I preferred Bill getting a little ungh, ungh. Bill’s ungh, ungh is between Bill, Hillary, and God; NOT US! So lets GET OUR HEADS THE F*#K OUT OF OUR ASSES! God is not running this show! The village idiot and his cronies have been. That is why we as a nation are in such a mess!

See my post on “Our Country Tis of Thee,” also see my post on “That One,” and you will see what some religious nut jobs have been capable of in the name of God and for the good of the country. Then you wonder how Jesus Christ could have possibly been crucified. It was due to this same kind of mentality that drove the mobs mad enough to do it. All of it done for God’s sake and on the fear of some small minded, God fearing people that believed they were right!!!!!!!!

To further state my case about religion and politics follow this link if you haven't already seen it.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iwkb9_zB2Pg
At a McCain rally Reverend Arnold Conrad gave the opening prayer. Essentially, he acknowledges that God is overseeing the... more