Did you ever think you'd hear a sermon about urinating?

Georgia school makes cheerleaders move religious signs off the field.

Well thank FSM that Glenn Beck has figured this out for us.

Did you hear about this wack-job pastor out in Arizona? This guy thought it would be a good idea to get up to the pulpit and deliver a sermon entitled "Why I Hate Barack Obama." Not only that, but he explains how he "hopes that God strikes Barack Obama with brain cancer so he can die like Ted Kennedy and [he] hopes it happens today."

Recently the Atlanta Journal-Constitution carried a story about former Georgia Senator Zell Miller. You will remember that Miller delivered a speech at the Republican National Convention in Boston in 2006. This angered the looters. When the AJC reported that Miller was in the hospital being treated for a severe case of shingles the Democrats came out in force. In the AJC you can comment on the stories just as you can here in Nealz Nuze .. and ohhhh the comments. The liberals certainly didn't hold back in expressing their wishes that Zell Miller would die before he left the hospital. Somehow this didn't become an issue in the media.

But when a right-wing nut-case steps forward? Oh yeah! Now that's going to make noise .. and this so-called "Man of God" in Arizona is a nut-case. A sermon on "Why I hate (anybody)" has no place on any pulpit. Leave that stuff for the Mosques.

I strongly believe we're in a fight to save our Republic. People like this pastor do more harm than good. Hold down the rhetoric about Obama folks. Don't make it personal. Concentrate on his past, his inexperience, his fealty to socialism and totalitarian world leaders. On a personal level he gives every indication of being a pretty decent dude and we're not going to get anywhere hoping that something evil happens to him ... something other than not getting a second term that is.

This lovely bible carrying case was spotted by a friend of the show. Oh, for those of you that think this is photoshopped, you can get your own here.

Folks in Alabama are getting bent out of shape over a billboard put up by the Alabama Freethought Association, like the one below. This is part of a national campaign by the Freedom From Religion Foundation. Y'all seem to like this topic, so here's your chance to continue the debate.

Headlines like this that remind me why the Republican Party is in its current state of pathetic existence: "Conservatives Urge Americans to Pray for a Troubled Nation."

No .. I have nothing against prayer. I use it every day. But I'm sorry ... as crazy as it seems there are still people who are looking to the dysfunctional Republican Party for some ideas on how to bring our nation back from the Obama-socialist precipice. Maybe it's just me ... but when I look to the Republican leadership for some sort of a brilliant plan, "Pray for a troubled nation" doesn't quite cut it. Our pastors can handle that suggestion .. we expect more from elected officials.

Offered without comment. This ought to keep you people busy on a Friday.