Month November 2009
If they poked pointed sticks at children who stuttered, “The Box” wouldn’t be more offensive. If they mocked cancer patients, “The Box” couldn’t be more offensive. Honestly, I’ve not seen a movie more antithetical to my worldview than “The Box.”… Continue Reading →
With liberals, it’s always personal. And for Juan Williams, who appeared on Fox News Sunday, the issue of Sarah Palin seems very personal. Juan, who is often quite reasonable for a liberal, freaks out at the mere mention of Sarah… Continue Reading →
Much has been said about the colossal folly that is the Obama administration’s decision to try 9/11 mastermind Khalid Sheikh Mohammed (KSM) in the New York civilian court system. One wonders if by the rules of the civilian courts, KSM… Continue Reading →
Womens’ bodies are crazy. I don’t know why God made them so but He did. Women’s bodies are all weird and things are connected in ways most men can’t imagine. My wife had curly hair. Like really curly. When she… Continue Reading →
What do writing, running, and religion all have in common? A few years ago, I thought I would make good on a long-standing intention to write a book. I can’t tell you exactly when the idea for the book came… Continue Reading →
David Axelrod, appearing on CNN’s “State of the Union,” stated unequivocally that Stupak will not be part of any health-care bill that might make it to the desk of the President. Obama will make sure of that. [Foxnews]White House Senior… Continue Reading →
First Bishop Listecki for Milwaukee Seven months after Archbishop Timothy M. Dolan left for New York, the Vatican on Saturday announced his successor, naming Bishop Jerome Edward Listecki of La Crosse as the new spiritual leader of Southeastern Wisconsin’s nearly… Continue Reading →
If you are not yet aware of Pomplamoose, fix that. Thanks to Mark Shea for the introduction. Seriously, watch them all.