Month April 2008
Barack Belittle Looks Down his Nose at You—Barack Obama understands why you jobless, gun-toting, religious types are so bitter. Peggy Noonan – I Think I Knew That—Peggy Noonan has the uncanny ability tell you something you already know yet still… Continue Reading →
Peggy Noonan said recently that she thought Obama might be a snob. Well, read how he talks about people from small towns, according to the Politico and then you tell me: You go into these small towns in Pennsylvania and,… Continue Reading →
Peggy Noonan has the uncanny ability tell you something you already know and still surprise you with it. Often, when she writes of a situation or a person (more often a person), you feel as if you already knew what… Continue Reading →
I graduated from a Jesuit university over ten years ago now and even then I remember the Catholic tradition of the school was talked about something we had to recognize was in our past. Not something shameful but certainly something… Continue Reading →
Rumors are swirling that Lt. Gov. Michael Steele is on the short list for John McCain’s VP running mate. US News and World Report lists a number of things you may not know about Steele. Steele’s devout Catholicism is one… Continue Reading →
It is clear to many that Georgetown in countless ways has ceased being a “Catholic” University. But this opinion piece in the student run newsmagazine “The Georgetown Voice” shows that the Jesuit school has now embraced the role of evangelist… Continue Reading →
Kiss Religious Freedom Goodbye—So much for religious freedom. Today, Christians need not apply. Deny Communion To Our Soldiers—Vox Nova urges the denial of communion to our soldiers. To Hell With You Misogynists—Elton John thinks Obama supporters hate women. Maybe they… Continue Reading →
I think pretty soon we’re all going to be able to be arrested on a new charge called “Working while Being Christian.” Look at these two stories about religious freedom and look how they essentially take almost mutually exclusive rulings… Continue Reading →
War, huh, yeahWhat is it good forAbsolutely nothingUh-huhWar, huh, yeahWhat is it good forAbsolutely nothingSay it again, y’all Yesterday, Matthew posted a story about posthumous Medal of Honor recipient Michael Monsoor who sacrificed himself in order to save the lives… Continue Reading →
British Prime Minister Gordon Brown will not attend the opening ceremony of the Beijing Olympics in August. So China, in a retaliatory strike, set his hair on fire. When confronted, Chinese officials apologized and said it was just force of… Continue Reading →