Month July 2009
I relay this information to you with a disclaimer. I (or the blog) am not responsible for any sinning that you do from here on out in this post. There is no joy to be found in the misfortune of… Continue Reading →
The NY Times is doing a victory lap over the blogosphere today: For the most part, the traditional news outlets lead and the blogs follow, typically by 2.5 hours, according to a new computer analysis of news articles and commentary… Continue Reading →
From Radio Equalizer: A new low has been reached in the world of Al Sharpton on his radio show. FEMALE CALLER (31:50): He (Michael Jackson) is truly the soundtrack of my life. I also have a theory about Sarah Palin… Continue Reading →
I was asked just today by a pro-choice Republican why some “right wingers” are “obsessed” with abortion to the exclusion of so many other issues. Obsessed? I asked. “Yes,” he said adamantly. “Some right wingers act like that’s the only… Continue Reading →
Omigosh! I feel so bad. All these years I have been picking on Fr. Richard “Little Dicky” McBrien for the absolute nonsense that regularly follows his pen. What I did not know, which I now feel terrible about, is that… Continue Reading →
This, according to many sources, was written by John Holdren, Obama’s Science Czar, in 1977. I assure you it’s one of the scariest things you’ve read in a while. And here’s the thing. I don’t believe this kind of thinking… Continue Reading →
The New York Times thinks Pope Benedict and President Obama aren’t gonna’ let a little thing like the death of millions of babies get in the way of their budding BFF-ness. The Times says the Pope, unlike crazy American Catholics,… Continue Reading →
Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s comments about using abortion as population control raised a lot of eyebrows in the blogosphere. Over 9,236 to be precise, according to Google blog search. Huge sites too like Hot Air featured the story prominently. Even Drudge… Continue Reading →
The Christian Post reports that the American Civil Liberties Union is demanding that a prison end their illegal censoring of religious materials sent to detainees. In a letter sent Thursday to the superintendent of the Rappahannock Regional Jail in Stafford,… Continue Reading →
House Republican Leader John Boehner (R-OH) and Republican Policy Committee Chairman Thaddeus McCotter (R-MI) today issued the following joint statement regarding Pope Benedict XVI’s new encyclical, Caritas in Veritate: “Pope Benedict XVI’s encyclical, Caritas in Veritate, is neither an indictment… Continue Reading →