Year 2013

I’m not smart enough to go through Ohio’s budget and figure out if it’s a good budget or not. So I do shorthand. Who’s happy? Who’s not? In this case NARAL and Planned Parenthood are screaming. So therefore I know… Continue Reading →

This is a man. This is a champion. Retired Baltimore Ravens center Matt Birk, a Catholic, skipped his Championship team’s visit to the Whitehouse because of President Obama’s obscene blessing of Planned Parenthood. “I have great respect for the office… Continue Reading →

It looks like the rematch between Governor Andrew Cuomo and Cardinal Timothy Dolan is happening. Now. You might recall the first time the two squared off. Cuomo won. KO. Cuomo rammed the legalization of gay marriage through the state legislature… Continue Reading →

The right to privacy is so absolute that it includes the right to kill unborn human beings. You might think that the Democrats who defend with absolutist zeal the right to privacy might take that right pretty seriously. You might… Continue Reading →

That title comes from Foxnews. I suppose it is not entirely accurate. It should read “Army Punishes Soldier who Served Chick-fil-A and expressed support for DOMA” It seems that serving homophobic chicken and openly supporting the Defense of Marriage Act… Continue Reading →

I had a conversation with a guy I speak with sometimes at my kids’ softball game. He’s always amazed that my wife and I have five kids. He can’t get over it. This is the short conversation we had: Guy:… Continue Reading →

This is heartwarming. It makes me feel good that America is still producing such young men. The Washington Times reports: A South Carolina valedictorian garnered wild applause after he ripped up his pre-approved speech and delivered the Lord’s prayer at… Continue Reading →

My kids’ Catholic school is, I think, going to be discussing going towards a “Flip Teaching” curriculum. I don’t know anything about it. I’m open minded about it. If it helps kids learn I’m game. But if it’s just more… Continue Reading →

I don’t really do book reviews. I get sent a lot of books and I read many of them. But if I don’t absolutely love it I don’t really write anything about it because I don’t want to write anything… Continue Reading →

William Saletan: But the trend isn’t that simple. Take the question of whether the increase in working moms has made it harder for marriages to succeed. Among respondents under 30, the percentage who espoused this view was 36. Among respondents… Continue Reading →