"Yay to that lady that was not shy about saying she is an Atheist on national television! I don't like Wolf Blitzer anymore.
Joan! I'm SO glad everything went well!!! I was thinking of you and waiting to hear. Also, that…"
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Steph S. commented on Ruth Anthony-Gardner's group Hang With Friends"Thank you for that video Tony! I'm so proud of her!"
Steph S. replied to Maia Rodriguez's discussion Tornado Survivor Did Not Thank God"Yes I heard that video. That was great for her to come out and say she was an Atheist."
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Joan Denoo commented on Ruth Anthony-Gardner's group Hang With Friends"Did you notice her expression when she reported being an atheist? I saw pride, self-respect, disdain and even sarcasm. I know, you will say I am reading into her countenance what I want to see. Did you notice how her interviewer backed…"
Loren Miller replied to Maia Rodriguez's discussion Tornado Survivor Did Not Thank God"Here's the real poser: did Wolf know beforehand that she was an atheist and toss her a a hanging curve ball to hit out of the park?!?Atheism - It's A Conspiracy!!! Muahahahahahaha!"
Randall Smith posted a blog postThe Rednecks are coming, the Rednecks are coming
Actually, the rednecks are here and everywhere. Let me say, I'm not a big fan of these people. That's putting it mildly. Need I describe them? You know who I mean.This seems to be the time of year when they come out of the woodwork. Here in Indiana, as the weather gets nice, the motorcyclists are out in full force. I hate the noise cycles make. Then there's the Indianapolis 500 fans, the majority of which are rednecks. Interview them or a typical Pacer fan (big news as they face the Miami…See More
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