In memory of President Gordon B. Hinckley
1910-2008
(Somewhat) Similar Posts:
......In order for someone to become president of the U.S. they need to get a majority of electoral college votes. This is fine because the...A quick survey of Hillary Clinton's website led me to this prescription for "strengthening" the middle class. These sweeping promises sound great, but it...
January 29th, 2008 at 3:11 pm
Any thoughts on the absence of CNN.com acknowledging the passing of Gordon B. Hinckley? I thought it also interesting that CNN.com also refuses to acknowledge Mitt Romney as a viable presidential candidate. From their website with respect to the Florida primaries: “If McCain wins it will cement his status as front runner of the GOP.” “If Romney wins it means the GOP race is wide open.” HELLO! Anyone at CNN.com realize that Romney currently has 67 delegates to McCain’s 38. Also, “wide open”, hmmm, I am sure Huckabee and Guliani and considered to be at the most afterthoughts by now. Plus, if Romney wins he will have twice as many state victories as McCain and four times the number of Huckabee. But what do I know, I am just a middle class white conservative who wants to see thing change for the better.
January 29th, 2008 at 10:44 pm
CNN had a headline about President Hinckley on its front page Sunday night. It was the ‘most-read’ story for a while.
The media’s bias against Romney has been apparent throughout the campaign. It’s interesting to see how they can influence an election.
January 30th, 2008 at 3:17 pm
Weird, I looked on CNN.com twice, on Sunday night and Monday afternoon. Maybe my brain was fried from studying….So, any insights into who will be added to the quorum of the twelve?
January 30th, 2008 at 7:47 pm