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Tuesday, May 27, 2008

413-423 – Should adoptions be colorblind?  Are we harming minority children with transracial adoptions?  (by placing them in all-white families?)  The status quo is to be colorblind, but this new report says we ought to introduce race in order to better equip all-white families for transracial adoptions.
428-437 – Calls
443-452 – Calls
458-508 – Calls
512-523 – Calls
528-539 – Amanda Carpenter, national political reporter for Townhall (townhall.com), on the presidential race and the fallout from Hillary's remark about Bobby Kennedy and assassinations.
544-554 – Harry Jackson (thetruthinblackandwhite.com), senior pastor of the 3,000 member Hope Christian Church in Washington, D.C. and co-author with Tony Perkins of Personal Faith, Public Policy, on his latest article at Townhall.
• Harry Jackson (5/26), How To Lose An Election.
558-608 – Ron Prentice, executive director of the California Family Council (californiafamily.org), on the type of opposition we should expect from the left on the Protect Marriage Amendment vote in November – especially from the Governor.
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609 – [1:30] "Your Independent, Unbiased, Advisors: The Money Guys" Robert Micone/Bill O'Connor at Applied Financial, 866-SEEK-COUNSEL, and online at appliedfinancialplanning.com.
612-623 – David Rosales, pastor of the 10,000-member Calvary Chapel of the Chino Valley (calvaryccv.org), on their 12th Annual Inland Empire Men's Conference this Saturday from 8am to 3pm with Chuck Smith, David Rosales, Raul Ries, Ken Graves, Mick Macintosh, Victor Marx and yours truly (Frank Pastore) speaking.  The event is free with lunch tickets just $8.  Tickets available at the Gazebo, the Church Office, or order online on the web page.
628-639 – Lara Scott, with another edition of Stories From the Heart. (fromtheheartradio.com).
644-655 – Lara Scott. 
• William J. Bennett & Brian T. Kennedy, Securing the Future: A national-security policy for 2009.
• Tom Coburn, Republicans Are in Denial.