Month September 2011
So here’s union thug Jimmy Hoffa declaring war on Republicans and threatening to “take these sons of b#tches out.” And now here’s President Barack “New Civility” Obama taking the stage shortly after. Obama not only ignores what Hoffa outrageously said… Continue Reading →
I am absolutely dumbfounded over this. The parents were warned that if the children didn’t lose weight, they would lose them forever. Now the State intends to carry through with its threat. I am of the opinion that this is… Continue Reading →
The University of Notre Dame’s football coach Brian Kelly had a rough day yesterday. A very rough day. His team had five turnovers at the worst possible times – many of them in the red zone. The loss is damaging… Continue Reading →
You’re not going to believe this but a mainstream news organization just published a piece on the mental health risks associated with abortion. I was checking out Jill Stanek’s site and she linked to this story which is darn interesting… Continue Reading →
I do feel badly for good Islamic folks who feel awkward when they go out or feel like they’re being looked at or judged. And I’m pretty sure that’s a valid topic for us to check out. But for L’Osservatore… Continue Reading →
I think this is an excellent graph that shows the real spending, as a percentage of GDP, of government (Federal, State, and local). The takeaway. Spending is at levels that we have not seen since World War Two. In this… Continue Reading →
This is horrifying. Just horrifying. I pray that future generations will look back upon this and recoil in horror like we all do now with slavery. But if we don’t continue fighting against the dehumanization of the unborn and born… Continue Reading →
Let’s get this party started. Archbishop Vincent Nichols, the head honcho in a poncho for the Church in England, has suggested that people throw a Pope party in celebration of the first anniversary of the Pope’s historic visit. Yeah boy…. Continue Reading →
According to the global editor of Reuters, who wrote a piece published today in the New York Times, the fault line in politics is pretty simple to understand. Obama supporters are the “highly educated, technologically adept super-elite” and Perry supporters… Continue Reading →