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Reason #1,878,909 that the mainstream media is dying. They’re committing slow motion suicide by their willful ignorance and strong defense of the Obama administration. Watch the whole thing. It’s worth it. And if you’re way too ADD to watch the… Continue Reading →
Just for a moment I want you to imagine that Roman Polanski was a priest. Frightening, yes? But for the sake of my point imagine that he’s a priest who drugged and raped a thirteen year old. Imagine he’s a… Continue Reading →
Charlie Gibson sneeringly said of the news surrounding the ACORN videos that “maybe that’s one you leave to the cables.” Yes Charlie. You at Good Morning America had much bigger stories that really mattered to people like… An interview with… Continue Reading →
Michelle Malkin reports that ABC’s Charlie Gibson explained why he hasn’t covered the news concerning ACORN in recent days: While listening to Don Wade and Roma this morning on WLS AM Chicago, they had Charlie Gibson on as their usual… Continue Reading →
Newsbusters reports that “Newsweek.com today has a cheeky frontpage headline in “The Case for Killing Granny,” with a subheader promising an explanation as to “Why curbing excessive end-of-life care is good for America.’” The magazine also promises readers to explain… Continue Reading →
When I read journalists writing about matters of faith, I often find myself stuck on words which clearly don’t mean the same thing to me as they mean to them. Stumbling blocks to clear writing are words like “fundamentalist” which… Continue Reading →
Welcome ladies and gentleman to the newest online game show sweeping the nation called “What’s the Headline?” where viewers at home read four quotes from celebrities, notables, and politicians and see which one the mainstream media deems worthy of being… Continue Reading →
It’s always the right wing that gets accused of mixing in religion and politics. We get accused of bringing God into politics. The left doesn’t so much as bring God into politics, they just elevate their politicians to divinely inspired… Continue Reading →
Time Magazine worries that the Pope hasn’t made any statement about the passing of Senator Edward Kennedy in a piece entitled “After Kennedy’s Death: Silence from the Pope. As of yet, unlike some other world leaders, Pope Benedict has not… Continue Reading →
The joint venture of Newsweek and Washington Post On Faith blog has been a source of near constant enjoyment to me since its inception. My delight with them stems mostly from a masochistic delight in illogic. Writer Susan Jacoby does… Continue Reading →