Month April 2009
In what the Washington Post calls The Fix (Political News and Analysis,) Chris Cillizza writes what may be the sickest piece of journalism I’ve read in…well…hours. Cillizza asks the most pertinent question: How is Swine Flu affecting Barack Obama? And… Continue Reading →
Are you old? A little chubby? A smoker? Well then, no cancer treatment for you. You can’t be surprised. This is the inevitable end of socialized medicine and a British cancer specialist is spelling it out pretty clearly.Times Online reports:… Continue Reading →
Fr. John I. Jenkins, President of the University of Notre Dame, announced that he’s “disappointed” that former Vatican Ambassador Mary Ann Glendon has declined to provide cover for the University by standing on the dais with President Obama. He then… Continue Reading →
Mary Ann Glendon has refused the invitation to be honored at Notre Dame. This is huge. Read her letter. Now that’s what I call dialogue! It seems to me that she was dissapointed that Notre Dame was using her presence… Continue Reading →
When I saw the headline “Scientists and ethicists unite to attack doctor’s clone plan” I was intrigued. Lately science has a pretty feeble track record when is comes to ethics particularly when reproduction is involved. As far as ethicists go,… Continue Reading →
I’ve been thinking about evil. Hard not to sometimes if you’re reading the news. It seems to me there are different kinds of evil. There’s the guy who knows he’s committing evil and either just doesn’t care or gets a… Continue Reading →
WND reports: On his 100th day in office, President Obama will be “crowned” in messianic imagery at New York City’s Union Square. Artist Michael D’Antuono’s painting “The Truth” – featuring Obama with his arms outstretched and wearing a crown of… Continue Reading →
A City Council in Montana voted 5-0 Tuesday in favor of a proposal to house terror suspects currently detained at the U.S. naval base in Guantanamo Bay in their city’s empty jail. President Obama has 240 terror suspects he has… Continue Reading →
Is our economy headed toward unprecedented disaster? I will point you back to my 2009 predictions post from last December. I re-read it today to see if I still stand by my gloomy outlook. Indeed I do. I think that… Continue Reading →