Author Patrick Archbold
Barack Obama’s predecessor Abraham Lincoln once famously said “Better to remain silent and be thought a fool than to speak out and remove all doubt.” This is a lesson President Obama should internalize. The President has been roundly criticized this… Continue Reading →
Just one thing before watching this. If anyone as MSNBC is looking at this, please note that this is satire and not actual reporting on Obama. However, one could understand the confusion these days. ht to Newsbusters!
Some happy thoughts at the end of a tough week. First – When baseball is in trouble, people step up to the plate. Visit msnbc.com for Breaking News, World News, and News about the Economy Second – The heartwarming story… Continue Reading →
“If I knew things would no longer be, I would have tried to remember better. “ This is Sam Krichinsky’s lament from the 1990 movie Avalon about life in his in his beloved Baltimore. Sam, who had come to Baltimore… Continue Reading →
We here at CMR wonder stuff sometimes. That is what we do. So we got to wondering, in this age of conference calls, what would a call between St. Peter and the evangelists sound like? Well wonder no more. So… Continue Reading →
Don’t judge me. Yes, I have watched some of the train wreck that is NBC’s “I’m a Celebrity – Get Me Out of Here,” and frankly I cannot think of a greater penance than watching this show. As a Catholic… Continue Reading →
No, this is not a metaphor for something else. Just some cool video.
As everybody has heard by now, Obama uses the completely unverifiable metric of created or saved to claim credit for some fictional 150,000 jobs. Pondering this, I couldn’t help but think of some other things that Obama has created or… Continue Reading →
As long time readers of CMR know, I have a particular interest in the happenings in the Anglican Communion. Some time back, as part of my reading on the topic I came across the blog of Fr. Jeffrey Steel of… Continue Reading →
“If they hadn’t come, where would we be today?” — Louis Delevin, resident of Normandy, France. I am an ingrate. Life has a way of obscuring, for me, the things for which I should be most grateful. Sixty five years… Continue Reading →