Month June 2011
Jews are renowned for having great senses of humor born from tragedy. So this little humdinger should have had them rolling on the floors. (Reuters) — President Barack Obama reassured Jewish donors on Monday he strongly supports Israel, stressing close… Continue Reading →
I imagine that in the future there will be a great debate between liberal archaeologists over why Western civilization failed? Oh, there will be plenty of theories. Some will probably say it was President Palin’s fault. Others will say it… Continue Reading →
Following Corapi’s example, we announce a major change in our lives!!! What? Too soon?
NBC omitting “under God” from the Pledge was absolutely intentional. Make no mistake about it. So horrified are they at the mention of God that they edit Him out of the Pledge of Allegiance. And the apology is ridiculous as… Continue Reading →
So today was Father’s Day. I took the kids to the mall and they rode the Merry-go-Round there. As we were sitting on line this three year old named Bobby in front of us was reading to his Mom. Reading!… Continue Reading →
The National Catholic Register’s Joan Frawley Desmond has fascinating new information on the Corapi story. The main take-aways are that the investigation by SOLT into the allegations against Corapi was complicated by a civil lawsuit filed by Father Corapi for… Continue Reading →
I wrote this a while back but since it’s Father’s Day I thought it appropriate. 12 Reasons It’s Harder to be a Dad than a Mom There are thousands and thousands of Mommy blogs out there detailing the trials and… Continue Reading →
Rick Santorum responded to the very recently pro-choice Mitt Romney that his fears about the SBA List pledge are unjustified and tells him to sign it. I dig it. Taking the Pledge June 18, 2011 6:11 P.M. By Rick Santorum… Continue Reading →
As reported yesterday, while most of the other Republican presidential candidates have signed the SBA List Pledge on abortion, Mitt Romney has not. The Pledge: FIRST, to nominate to the U.S. federal bench judges who are committed to restraint and… Continue Reading →