Month August 2011
Ok. Assuming, and I know it is assuming a lot, but assuming that Gov. Rick Perry gets the GOP presidential nod, who should be be his veep? There are some strong candidates out there who bring various things to the… Continue Reading →
I have a smart mouth. My brain, not so much. But I know I’ve done enough damage to people with my words that I’ve learned over the years to hold my tongue. So I tend to… ruminate, as my wife… Continue Reading →
Watch this very odd video of a Mom egging her child on to ask Rick Perry about evolution and creationism. And then she asks her child, “Ask him why he doesn’t believe in science?” Kinda’ weird and disturbing. The Mom… Continue Reading →
Yeah, the GOP primary is getting this ugly. This ad is being run by a Ron Paul supporter. Despicable. I think they mean other than Mrs. Perry. And this better be the last time I ever hear the words “Ron… Continue Reading →
Today, the Susan B. Anthony List filed an appeal in one of the most important cases currently in the courts. As you might remember former Representative Steve “Crybaby” Driehaus’ filed a defamation lawsuit in the Sixth Circuit Court against the… Continue Reading →
The BBC is reporting that a married priest is saying that priests shouldn’t be married. Two things – 1) Is this really news? A priest agrees with the Church? Sadly, maybe it is. 2) I really hope his wife isn’t… Continue Reading →
One the one hand, perhaps this is just a feel good Disney movie. On the other hand, perhaps this is just another example of how our culture views children as some sort of parental wish fulfillment commodity. In this trailer,… Continue Reading →
Everyone once in a while we need some kind of sign or a benchmark to get our bearings, to know how far we’ve traveled on the road to lunacy. Just so you know, it’s pretty far. There’s so much crazy… Continue Reading →
(CNSNews.com) – In a blow to Planned Parenthood, an Arizona appeals court has lifted an injuction that blocked abortion regulations from taking effect in the state. After hearing arguments from both sides earlier this month, the Arizona Court of Appeals… Continue Reading →