Month July 2012

In response to the infringement of religious liberty undertaken by the Obama administration, Mitt Romney yesterday said, “I feel like we’re all Catholic now.” Strong words. But as in all things with Mitt, let’s just hope he lives up to… Continue Reading →

So Debbie Wasserman Schultz is saying that she’s not necessarily pro-women. She’s pro-HHS mandate. Check out the vid from CNS: She said: “I think we have to be cautious about who is, you know, just celebrating that a woman got… Continue Reading →

Say what you want about Pastor Rick Warren but the guy held the absolute best presidential forum in 2008. It was infinitely better than the sham debates held by the MSM. Infinitely. It was at Warren’s forum where Obama was… Continue Reading →

I saw the news last night that a lawsuit against the HHS mandate had been dismissed by a federal judge. The news reports all focused on the seven states and the attorneys general who’d filed the suit. Some of the… Continue Reading →

If the guy in this speech is the guy we would have as President, I would vote for this guy. Romney, do more of this…

The president of Chick-Fil-A said on a radio show that he was against gay “marriage.” Insert lunacy here. Headlines screaming “Anti-gay!!!” and “Homophobe!!!” Actor Ed Helms from “The Office” and “The Hangover” tweeted yesterday that Chick-Fil-A “Lost a loyal fan”… Continue Reading →

In Australia, a proposed new law could require priests to turn over anyone who confesses child abuse to the police. And Australia’s not alone. In fact, it’s something of a trend. The Irish Justice Minister introduced a bill earlier this… Continue Reading →

Sometimes while observing the Romney campaign I have flashbacks of John McCain and briefly contemplate plucking my eyes out, joining a monastery, or suicide. Noble soul that I am, I persevere. So I scratch my head when a number of… Continue Reading →

Over at CNBC, I just read the oddest thing. They interviewed Richard Duncan, author of The New Depression. Mr Duncan correctly diagnoses the long term credit crisis that will inevitably lead to depression. there is no avoiding it. “When we… Continue Reading →

You don’t tug on Superman’s cape, you don’t spit into the wind, and you don’t make a sequel to an awesome movie with a perfect ending. I love “Finding Nemo” The whole family does. It is one of Pixar’s best… Continue Reading →