Join me for my year-end 2004 show today, Sunday, December 26th, from 1-3pm on 630 WMAL-AM Washington, DC.  We'll talk about whether or not the United States met its own moral standards this year -- or if we failed the test.

I'm told some Christians think they're under attack by not being allowed to say, "Merry Christmas" for fear of offending some people.  Meanwhile, I'm also told that Christmas is a holiday that's become so secularized that "everyone" can celebrate it.  Which is it, folks?  Is Christmas a holiday for everyone, irrespective of your faith -- or is it a religious commemoration in fear of losing its meaning if we don't "put the Christ back in Christmas?"  And -- a new survey says that a significant percentage of Americans want to restrict the civil liberties of Muslim-Americans.  Is this really what it means to be an American these days -- running so scared that we persecute those who don't think and act like the majority?

And -- a new study says that 44% of Americans think the civil liberties of Muslim-Americans should be restricted because of the War on Terrorism.  Have we lost our minds?

Join me today 1-3pm, Sunday, December 19th, on 630 WMAL.

The controversy continues in Montgomery County, and elsewhere, around the issue of teaching our kids about sex -- including condom use, homosexuality, and more -- in our public schools.  We'll get into this today, and I'll ask you:  Just what are you so afraid of?