Author matthew archbold

Remember how George W. Bush said something like “we have to abandon the free market in order to preserve it.” Well, what Obama said today about the government regulating the internet is similar but even worse. CNET.com President Obama urged… Continue Reading →

I’m not sure that Monster soda is the devil’s brew (because that title belongs to Meister Brau) but it’s highly inappropriate. (It’s funny. Nowadays, doesn’t just saying the word “inappropriate” make you a fuddy duddy relic as if nothing could… Continue Reading →

In talking about increasing federal funding, President Barack Obama said the darnedest thing about stay-at-home Moms. And it was nothing good. Here’s what he said: “Sometimes, someone, usually mom, leaves the workplace to stay home with the kids, which then… Continue Reading →

This video interview by Glenn Beck of Lauren Hill, the young woman diagnosed with an inoperable brain tumor who played in a collegiate basketball game, destroyed me. Just destroyed me. I’ll warn you that Glenn is awkward, especially at first…. Continue Reading →

An anti-Catholic group have been gathering at several parishes yelling anti-Catholic slogans recently, according to the Washington Post, at Catholics entering and exiting Mass as well as storming the inside of the Church moments before Mass. They reportedly had to… Continue Reading →

This is a guest post from the great Sherry Antonetti. “I’ll be happy with either a car or a puppy” she insists. No amount of rational, humorous or occasionally peevish discussion from me will change her mind. Not that it… Continue Reading →

Well, I’m afraid he’s wrong there. But pretty telling that he believes it, isn’t it? HT Weasel Zippers *subhead*Materialist.*subhead*

Wow. This is the kind of thing that gives me hope for humanity. This is just tragic and beautiful. This story to me is the opposite of Brittany Maynard who chose death. This girl, Lauren Hill, chose life. She chose… Continue Reading →

Pope Francis has announced that he will visit The Shroud of Turin, which is scheduled to go back on public display next year. I would truly love to view the Shroud and have read quite a bit about it. The… Continue Reading →

Some more good news from last night that won’t be touted by the media. Mia Love won her congressional race in Utah. She is the first black Republican woman in Congress. That’s good news. This is what Love has on… Continue Reading →