Year 2010
My first car was a 1974 Chevy Vega. I loved that Vega.This Vega, not so much. Father Richard Vega, a priest of the Archdiocese of Los Angeles and president of the National Federation of Priests Councils, has told The New… Continue Reading →
On the list of bad ideas, this has got to be near the top of the list. Hey, we’re doing away with standards in pretty much every facet of life, why not in school as well? Aurelius at Pundit Press… Continue Reading →
OK. Let’s see that school administrator come out now and tell everyone to remove the flag from their bikes.
Picture this… It is halftime during the Superbowl. You just watched some funny commercials from Doritos, Budweiser, or Geico. Then the next commercial hits the tube. This commercial shows dead babies. A small group of antiabortion-rights advocates are hoping to… Continue Reading →
Honestly, this is the worst thing I’ve read…maybe ever. I don’t even have anything to say but register my own horror at the soullessness of this action. CNS reports: A driver who’s serving a manslaughter sentence for striking and killing… Continue Reading →
Remember when liberals all laughed at Sarah Palin for tagging Obamacare with the term “death panels.” They all said there was no such thing and if you believed there were such a thing as death panels then you’re as stoooopid… Continue Reading →
You’ve got to know that the White House is in a tizzy about this editorial. Shocking is the word that comes to mind. Granted that it’s by moderate Democrats Pat Caddell and Doug Schoen but the Washington Post still ran… Continue Reading →
Cody for President. I love the kid and his grandfather. The kid removed the flag when told to by his school and said he would put it back on every day after school. And if you can believe it, the… Continue Reading →
What would we do without “researchers?” Eureka reports: Do you like to do good things for other people? If so, your genes might be responsible for this. At least, the results of a study conducted by researchers of the University… Continue Reading →