Month June 2010
A week ago, I wrote a post about Tom Monaghan and Ave Maria questioning his sale of land to a bio-tech company. I said at the time that serious questions about the lab’s involvement in contraception, in vitro fertilization, and… Continue Reading →
Ok. Obama should now be forced to wear a sign which reads “I don’t get it.” Weasel Zippers reports: Here we go. The Politico is reporting that President Barack Obama told columnist Roger Simon that the Gulf Oil Spill “echoes… Continue Reading →
This is an odd moment in politics. We’re often told that THIS election is THE most important election…ever! Even when they’re not they sometimes still feel like it. While it can be argued that 2010 and 2012 are two of… Continue Reading →
Monroe County Sheriffs dept. received an odd 911 call recently. My favorite part is when the sheriff’s reports mentions “injuries inflicted by the stuffed head.” I hope the guy wasn’t hurt but I hope he at least has a sense… Continue Reading →
Here is some ol’ school ads I thought that our female readers would find interesting. I know when I spank my wife for stale coffee, I like her to be well dressed. (Just kidding honey!) From Creative Minority Report And… Continue Reading →
Kyra Phillips of CNN today claimed that the Pope has failed to apologize for the sex abuse scandal. Not only is that a lie but it’s an outrageous one in that the Pope has apologized numerous times. The Pope has… Continue Reading →
I’m not a huge fan of Mike Huckabee. If he wins the GOP nomination I’d support him obviously. His social con status is strong and I respect him but I’m unsure he’s fiscally conservative enough and I’m not sure how… Continue Reading →
Remember when some girlfriend beating blogger accused Republican gubernatorial candidate Nikki Haley of adultery but offered ZERO proof, the media ran with the story front and center. And you thought the media didn’t trust the blogosphere. Ha. It seems that… Continue Reading →
Faith, hope, and true grit. These are the virtues which used to define us as a people–as a nation. Once upon a time 14,000 thousand men survived a brutal winter and small-pox in hastily built huts in Valley Forge, PA… Continue Reading →
Raised in a Jewish home, he converted to Christianity, married, became a Protestant minister, had eight children, is a pro-life leader, and finally converted to Catholicism a few years ago. That’s a long and winding road but now the 51… Continue Reading →