The Daily Mail refers to Clarence Thomas as “it.” Their headline: IT SPEAKS! Justice Clarence Thomas asks a question in court for the first time in 10 YEARS in gun case Can you just imagine if a conservative organization de-humanized… Continue Reading →
So Teresa Tomeo’s helpers sent me a copy of her latest book. It’s a book clearly meant for women and I’m not sure they meant to send it to me. But I read it anyway because hey, what else am… Continue Reading →
It’s funny how slippery slope arguments aren’t paid attention to until we hear the thud at the bottom of the slope. Well… thud. Catholic Herald reports at most of the people killed by euthanasia in the Netherlands had complained of… Continue Reading →
The guy will just say anything. When asked about why he’s been audited so frequently, Donald Trump said hey, maybe it’s because I’m such a strong Christian: “I’m always audited by the IRS, which I think is very unfair. Maybe… Continue Reading →
Governor John Kasich is no friend of religious liberty. In fact, he recently mocked Christian business owners who refused to take part in same sex weddings. Kasich, who once boasted that he attended a same-sex ceremony, flippantly said, “if you’re… Continue Reading →
Really wonderful. It’s thew rods of a parent to his children. *subhead*Country.*subhead*
Wow. Rubio’s just throwing roundhouse after roundhouse. And connecting. And Ted Cruz is joining in. But he’s so wonkish that I’m not sure what he’s saying. I’m not sure this changes anything but hey, maybe it could. And it gets… Continue Reading →
What a classless jerk. Paul Krugman wrote in the NY Times: Antonin Scalia Really Was A Character Out Of A Dan Brown Novel Justice Scalia spent his last hours with members of this secretive society of elite hunters: It seems… Continue Reading →
Imbeciles. Time Magazine included the great Christian writer Evelyn Waugh as one of the most-read female authors. Trouble is…Evelyn was a dude. If you haven’t read Brideshead Revisited you should start today. This is kinda’ funny as a point and… Continue Reading →
The Supreme Court will be hearing Zubik v. Burwell, one of the most important religious liberty cases they’ve faced in years. Ironically and predictably, Catholics for Choice joined with a number of other groups to urge the court to force… Continue Reading →
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