Year 2009
Michael Steele is rebuking Sarah Palin. ABC reports: As any party chairman should, RNC Chairman Michael Steele took the opportunity this morning to crow about GOP victories in New Jersey and Virginia. But he also seemed to deliver a bit… Continue Reading →
Congressman Bart Stupak has been the man who’s been standing up to Democrat leadership and asking that his amendment to block abortion funding be voted up and down on the floor. Pelosi will not allow Stupak’s amendment to be voted… Continue Reading →
Truth be told, media bias stories bore me to tears. However, I continue to feel compelled to point out the obvious when it is egregiously blatant. That bias is never more manifest than when the issue is abortion related violence…. Continue Reading →
The GOP, I’m sure, will take all the wrong lessons from yesterday’s election. I just about guarantee it. Here’s yesterday’s lesson: The only major race the GOP lost yesterday was the one where they didn’t nominate a conservative. When the… Continue Reading →
Now don’t be shocked but it seems that people who don’t listen to bishops also believe bishops and priests are kinda’ unnecessary. Who’d a thunk it? Here’s the lede from Boston.com: Maryellen and Jon Rogers think they’ve seen the future… Continue Reading →
12:23 AM Hoffman concedes. I’m still walking away feeling very positive about tonight. Now good night for real this time. 12:15 AM With just about 80% of the vote in in Maine, supporters of traditional marriage are up 52.32% to… Continue Reading →
Why is today important? Because it might scare the Democrats. That’s why. If Virginia and NY-23 go GOP, Democrat leadership can quell any nervousness among “moderate” Democrats just by saying “there there my wobbly colleague, those two areas simply returned… Continue Reading →
Stick with this little clip to the end. Some things never change. Thanks to Lori.
I’ve seen many polls that conclude that America is a “pro-life” nation. And that the number of self-identified pro-lifers is growing. I’ve even felt myself growing hopeful about the immediate future because of those poll numbers. But after reading a… Continue Reading →