Month June 2009
No, this is not a metaphor for something else. Just some cool video.
Three Billion for the Wall St. Kings with offices in the skySeven billion for the auto manufacturers and the unions dronesNine for the insurance industry doomed to dieAnd for Lord Czaron, his Oval Office throneIn the land of the Washington… Continue Reading →
Here’s the statement from Bishop William E. Lori from the Diocese of Bridgeport Diocese website concerning the state of Connecticut’s attempt to silence the Church by labeling it as lobbying organization: I wish to thank our parishioners and other citizens… Continue Reading →
The state government of Connecticut might just be the epicenter of state sponsored anti-Catholicism in the country right now. The state is seeking to silence the Catholic Church. Again. Ever since the Church’s stance supporting traditional marriage or at least… Continue Reading →
As everybody has heard by now, Obama uses the completely unverifiable metric of created or saved to claim credit for some fictional 150,000 jobs. Pondering this, I couldn’t help but think of some other things that Obama has created or… Continue Reading →
The Washington Times reports on the mad props one abortionist is giving another. But he may have gotten a wee bit carried away if you ask me: Nebraska abortion doctor LeRoy Carhart called on the federal government Monday to treat… Continue Reading →
This is truly sick. I don’t know why but the Left absolutely hates Sarah Palin. I don’t get why but they do. And David Letterman is clearly a sexist liberal jerk. On last night’s show, Letterman said Sarah looked like… Continue Reading →
OK. Call me a child. But I could watch this all day. You’ve got your rocker type getting housed by a piece of scenery and then the greatest non-sequitur in the world when Stockard Channing shows up to show off… Continue Reading →
I don’t know this guy Mark Gietzen who is head of Kansas Coalition for Life and maybe he’s more wonderful than Mother Teresa and St. Francis put together but The New York Times quotes Mark Gietzen saying two of the… Continue Reading →
As long time readers of CMR know, I have a particular interest in the happenings in the Anglican Communion. Some time back, as part of my reading on the topic I came across the blog of Fr. Jeffrey Steel of… Continue Reading →