Nedd Kareiva column
Nedd Kareiva is the founder and director of the Stop the ACLU Coalition. He is a 45 year old man from Chicago who began the Stop the ACLU web site in August of 2004. His background is varied, which includes a degree in Biblical studies. He once served as the associate director of the Christian Broadcasting Network's Chicago counseling center when such centers were operating in major cities across America. He spent 7+ years in real estate and mortgages and worked for the city of Chicago for 3 1/2 years. He served as the singles director in the 1990s for a church in southwest Chicago. He has a 9 year old son with Asperger's Syndrome.

Nedd is a professional Scrabble player who played in many tournaments (and won a few) from across the Midwest for approximately 13 years, between 1992 & 2005 and was once in the top 150 players in North America, according to the National Scrabble Association.

Nedd got involved in political issues back in the early 90s when his mother and late stepdad took an active position in the pro-life movement. They were pro-life activists and even went to jail for their stances. Thanks to them and a church willing to deal with issues, his political involvement began to set in motion. [Click for more]


Bush's "aides" crisis
Nedd Kareiva
October 20, 2006

Every once in a while you come across one of those stories where you ask yourself, "What was he (she) thinking?" This is one of those occasions. From the . . .


An educated voter is the ACLU's worst nightmare
Nedd Kareiva
October 9, 2006

If you know any undecided or first time voters who are planning to vote on November 7th and have Internet access, be sure to send them this article. And then . . .


Meet the West Virginia school bullies -- ACLU & AUN
Nedd Kareiva
August 17, 2006

As our late beloved President Reagan would say, "there they go again." Can anyone coherently argue that the likes of the ACLU and Americans United — Not!  . . .


Mission ACLU: Search & destroy
Nedd Kareiva
August 8, 2006

What common denominator does the ACLU have with the federal government? You might scratch your head and think, particularly if you are one of my regular . . .


What's Gay got to do with it? (The Gay Games of Chicago)
Nedd Kareiva
July 13, 2006

For those living outside of Chicago or those living in Chicago but have been snoozing, the "Gay Games" will be commencing on July 15th and running for a full . . .


ACLU + same sex marriage = loser every time
Nedd Kareiva
July 11, 2006

OK, ACLU supporters, this one's for you. The "home team" loses in its own state. See here for their press release. As you can see, the ACLU "denounced" (or . . .


The Tale of Two Cities -- 2006
Nedd Kareiva
June 5, 2006

If you are a high school graduate, particularly in the 80s or earlier when education wasn't as politicized as it is today, chances are you read the famous . . .


The ACLU is evil
Nedd Kareiva
May 14, 2006

The following article in Christianity Today, The ACLU is not Evil, is the impetus for my commentary. I encourage you to read it as well as this one (linked at . . .


Defining moments in ACLU history
Nedd Kareiva
April 23, 2006

Words mean things, a former boss of mine used to tell me. Or do they? If you're Bill Clinton, it's conditional. It could depend on what the meaning of the . . .


Time to euthanize Roe
Nedd Kareiva
March 13, 2006

Leslee Unruh is someone you should know. She has received harassing and threatening calls and e-mails at all times of the day and night. She has had clothes . . .


A depraved nation
Nedd Kareiva
March 2, 2006

"To boldly go where no man has gone before." For those of you living in the 60s and 70s or who are TV science fiction lovers, you undoubtedly remember the . . .


The ACLU's "holy" alliance
Nedd Kareiva
February 19, 2006

First the Nazis, then the Klu Klux Klan in the 1970s, then NAMBLA (the North American Man/Boy Love Association) in the late 1990s. What's the common . . .


The ACLU's love affair with death
Nedd Kareiva
February 2, 2006

The recent rulings from the 2nd & 9th Circuit Court of Appeals to strike down "The Partial Birth Abortion Act of 2003" as unconstitutional shows, perhaps more . . .


The curtain call on Big Tobacco
Nedd Kareiva
January 17, 2006

Back in the early 1960s, I grew up around cigarettes. My parents were both smokers when I was a child. They were not heavy or chain users, however. My mom . . .


Freedom of conscience or tyranny -- your choice
Nedd Kareiva
January 7, 2006

One of the biggest political hot potatoes in 2005 was the issue of whether pharmacists have the right to refuse distribution of contraceptives. The debate . . .


Does the ACLU really defend Christians?
Nedd Kareiva
December 15, 2005

At this Christmas season, the ACLU is apparently trying to crash the party by trying to convince the Christian community that it is in our corner. Recent near . . .


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