Month March 2010
Well, that’s it. Stupak and the other fictional pro-life Democrats, using the cover of a worthless Executive Order, are voting for Health-care and federally funded abortion. I am heartbroken. Heartbroken for the lives of children that will be lost. Heartbroken… Continue Reading →
I fear that ominous signs indicate a likely terrible defeat for us today. The Politico reports some disturbing news: THE ATMOSPHERE: The difference between today and November’s vote is stark. On the night before the House vote last fall, the… Continue Reading →
If the H-Bomb goes off later today, one can make a case that this sweatshirt is accurate. We are all Canucks now. Photo from Failblog
11:39 PM EDTWhat does this mean???Roll Call is reporting that presumed Yes vote Rep. Loretta Sanchez (D-Calif.) is now a NO. As their whip efforts narrow to just a handful of Members, House Democratic leaders are facing an unlikely problem… Continue Reading →
The Bishops just released a letter to members of the House of Representatives. The headline? “Fix Flaws or Vote No on Health Reform Bill.” Snarky thought? I wonder if they sent the letter to any nuns. But here’s the letter… Continue Reading →
It’s become quite clear to everyone that I’ve grown a little pessimistic the past few days about our chances of defeating Obamacare. I honestly believe that Pelosi has all the votes she needs and all the undecideds are just waiting… Continue Reading →
New Jersey Governor Chris Christie is attempting to cut off Planned Parenthood from funding. In his 2010-2011 budget proposal, Christie removes $7 million in funding that mainly goes to abortion giant Planned Parenthood. (And don’t get me started on the… Continue Reading →
The Wall Street Journal has discovered the “sleeper” renaissance of traditional Catholic architecture in a new article. CMR has carried stories on the work of architect Duncan Stroik over the years, and the Liturgical Institute has invited him to lecture…. Continue Reading →
I think the Democrats are going to win this healthcare battle. There. I said it. I believe today’s vote on the Slaughter rule is a foreshadowing of the healthcare vote. Case in point: Just a few days ago Democrat congressman… Continue Reading →