December 03, 2008

News Recap

--Democrats don't have a filibuster proof majority in the U.S. Senate as Saxby Chambliss wins election in Georgia.

--New Mexico Governor Bill Richardson tapped as Obama's Commerce Secretary.

--Cecelia Munoz, an 18 year veteran of the group known as La Raza, has been tapped to be on Obama's White House staff.

--Ellen Moran, recently selected as Obama's White House Communications Director, is the head of an abortion activist group.

--Hillary Clinton is said to be constitutionally ineligible to serve as Secretary of State.

--Obama has chosen pro-abortion advocate and former South Dakota Senator Tom Daschle as Health and Human Services Secretary.

--Democrat attorney Philip Berg is filing an emergency motion to stop Obama from taking office in January due to citizenship concerns.

--Major newspapers are just beginning to weigh-in on Obama citizenship issue.

--Supreme Court to be convening in conference whether the Obama citizenship issue should be examined.

--Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez seeking a constitutional amendment to allow him to remain in power until 2021.

--Planned Parenthood of Indiana offering gift certificates for services or the choice of birth control including abortion.

--Faith Presbyterian Church in Franklin, Wisconsin, opens its Sunday school space as a satellite prayer center for Muslims.

--The Washington Post reports that the Pentagon is detailing how troops will bolster domestic security.

--Kentucky atheists group files lawsuit seeking to remove a porton of the state anti-terrorism law that requires the Kentucky office of homeland security to acknowledge that it can't keep the state safe without God's help.

--Syndicated columnist blames the GOP's embracing of God as the reason they lost the last election.

--Princess Diana Bible will be a "gay" Bible that calls heterosexuality a sin.

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