Month November 2022
Yesterday was a disaster for pro-lifers. A disaster. In states where abortion was on the ballot we lost. Bad. And in some places where we expected to win. California citizens voted to amend California’s constitution to explicitly protect abortion. As… Continue Reading →
Pennsylvania just elected a very progressive governor and a brain damaged leftist. This impacts me greatly and will make my future considerations more difficult. Kari Lake is losing. Herschel Walker’s race is too close to call. We know what that… Continue Reading →
Bill Gates said “you don’t have a choice” about the vaccination. Today we get to choose. This is truly monstrous. https://t.co/cOvezsaikl — Jeffrey A Tucker (@jeffreyatucker) November 8, 2022
Everyone get out and vote. It’s a choice between labeling the unborn human or potential humans. It’s a choice between teaching our children math and science or gender confusion and narcissistic pronouns. It’s a choice between “We the People” and… Continue Reading →
OK. Some of it is good news by way of schadenfreude which is more bad news for the other side than it is good news for us. But it almost seems like the wheels are coming off the other side…. Continue Reading →
Oh my. Reportedly, the prison is taking all this quite seriously. To be clear, this guy was in jail when he committed a murder which gave him a life sentence. Then he became a “woman.” And the prison bought into… Continue Reading →
The Vatican is all about inclusivity, except if it means including traditionalists. LifeSiteNews.com: It is now painfully obvious that the Vatican is targeting faithful Catholics for steadfastly adhering to their fundamental beliefs, beginning with those who worship at the traditional… Continue Reading →
Ugh. Fr. Sheehy in Ireland was suspended from saying Mass after he spoke the truth about Catholic teaching. Let’s see what happens with this priest.
Sounds like they’re doing something right. I guess this was originally written by Claire Anderson for the College Fix and then reproduced in The Ohio Star: A small Catholic college with locations in California and Massachusetts continues to produce priests,… Continue Reading →