Author matthew archbold

This morning some bad unemployment numbers were released and the media seems extraordinarily worried about how threse numbers will effect normal American families. Oh wait, they don’t seem concerned with that at all. The media is, however, obsessed with how… Continue Reading →

My complete ignorance of all things finally paid off for me earlier this week when I saw “For Greater Glory.” You see, I had no idea what happened in Mexico at the time of the Cristero War. None. And normally… Continue Reading →

This kind of thing scares me. While many were confident upon hearing the questions raised by the justices concerning Obamacare, Pelosi’s confidence about it being a 6-3 ruling for Obamacare frightens me to no end. I don’t think it’s impossible… Continue Reading →

This just really annoys me. A reporter for the Telegraph in England wrote a story on how nobody hears much from George W. Bush. Here’s how he begins: When Chad Draper finished eating at a fish-fry in his grandmother’s garden… Continue Reading →

The New York times reports that New York City Michael Bloomberg sees obesity as such a terrible problem that the city is about to enact a ban on large sugary drinks: New York City plans to enact a far-reaching ban… Continue Reading →

Last week a former abortionist, who performed approximately 1200 abortions, appeared before a U.S. House subcommittee to testify about the so-called Pain-Capable Unborn Child Protection Act, which would ban abortions after 20 weeks in D.C., based upon the fact that… Continue Reading →

This one sickens me. Honestly. I think I’m going to have trouble sleeping tonight. Watch what happens when she talks aout aborting if it’s a girl.

The media has all but ignored the fact that dozens of Catholic institutions, including dioceses, are suing for their religious liberty. But they’ve certainly found a Catholic story they like as Cardinal Donald Wuerl noticed. As of right now, there… Continue Reading →

South Korea is unveiling new robot prison guards with responsibilities to include futuristic cavity searches, according to IO9. The robot has been designed to patrol a prison autonomously, but an IPad will allow manual control as well. The next step,… Continue Reading →

Jo Ann Nardelli has been a Catholic Democrat her entire life. Her father was one before her. And she couldn’t imagine a day where that wouldn’t be true. But that day was Wednesday of last week. I read a story… Continue Reading →