Author matthew archbold
You remember Cindy Sheehan, the anti-war activist. Well, she was scheduled to appear April 9 at St. John the Evangelist Church hall in Scranton to speak with Pax Christi of Northeastern Pennsylvania. That is, until the Diocese of Scranton got… Continue Reading →
Read this sickening piece about Bart Stupak and then go read the rest of this piece at The Corner. Democrats have argued to Stupak that abortion is good and necessary because real live kids cost money: Stupak notes that his… Continue Reading →
Check out CNN’s love letter to the left leaning “Coffee Party”: (CNN) — In one chair sits a rural retiree, his financial security shot in the slump, a humble Southerner who’s never thought much about politics. In another seat is… Continue Reading →
You remember all that talk that it was ridiculous for us to fret that legalizing assisting in the suicide of the terminally ill would lead to even greater calamities. Well Holland is treating the slippery slope argument like its own… Continue Reading →
Oh you brave women. Taking one for the team is sooo wonderful of you. Realizing that your life means so little when compared to the overriding issue of sexual liberation and consequenceless sex. Good for you. What? Nobody told you… Continue Reading →
Are we insane? Seriously. Has our entire country gone totally and irretrievably looney? A six year old boy was just suspended for pointing a finger gun at other students. A finger gun. Unless this kid is like Chuck Norris Jr…. Continue Reading →
This is from a Planned Parenthood pamphlet from 1952: Did the science change? Or did the organization’s crazy thirst for abortion profit change? HT Live Action
The case of a the kindergarten age child who was refused an opportunity to return to his local Catholic school because his parents are openly gay is creating a nationwide stir, and has even faithful Catholics on opposing sides in… Continue Reading →
Please. Won’t you take a moment of your time to say a little prayer or donate some of your hard earned money to help the metaphor and simile disabled. They walk among us. They even graduate from top ivy league… Continue Reading →