Month October 2008
The Second Slumming—A poem from the perspective of the “conservative” elite. Playing For A Tie—Maybe McCain just needs to get it close and victory will come. Close to Infanticide?—Pro-lifers are on the brink of being marginalized. What now? Born Alive… Continue Reading →
A poem from the perspective of some “conservative” columnists who would view a McCain/Palin win as something close to apocalyptic. The Second Slumming Turning and turning pages of whiners and criersThe readers did not heed their columnistsThings fell apart, the… Continue Reading →
Do you want to know how sick the Democratic Party is? When pro-lifers defend the partial birth abortion ban the best quote they can come up with from a prominent Democrat is this one from Sen Daniel Patrick Moynihan who… Continue Reading →
Obama definitely has the home field advantage with the media in his pocket and lotsa money money money. But perhaps McCain only needs to play for a tie. First off, we all know that polling consistently over-samples Democrats due to… Continue Reading →
Thanks to reader Jen for this link. This is a 5 minute video which shows the ramifications of Barack Obama callous disregard for life and the burden of an additional doctor if a baby survives an abortion. It is very… Continue Reading →
OK. Biden’s Scaring Me—America will be in a crisis and you’re going to think Obama’s wrong. They promise. Good Points, Bad Movies—Culture of death critique or no, Shyamalan’s The Happening should never have happened. The Liturgical Stylings Of Fr. Frank—Come… Continue Reading →
Yesterday I was very fearful of an Obama presidency. Today, I look back on yesterday as my naive happy days. Joe Biden is scaring my hair out. Here’s what Biden said yesterday, according to ABC: “I promise you, you all… Continue Reading →
Mark Shea pointed me to an article by Matthew Mehan at Mercatornet which tries to make the case that M. Night Shyamalan’s box office bomb, The Happening, is better than people thought because it has a crypto pro-life message. Mehan… Continue Reading →
We had a full schedule with soccer games and whatnot yesterday and so I found myself in a tough situation. The only mass still available last night was the 7PM at a local church. So it was either go to… Continue Reading →
Joe the Plumber is an American story which could grow into an American legend. It might be told in coming years as an example that a common man can make a difference in America, even today. It could be one… Continue Reading →