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Wow. What a day. I’ve been watching the House Committee on Government Oversight and Reform hold a hearing on religious liberty in the face of the HHS mandate. It was inspiring at times and absolutely crazy at others with Dems… Continue Reading →
Pat’s been pretty tough on Newt here and he’s gotten some pretty nasty hate mail in return on that. But we’re cool with that. You want to see hate mail, check out the times that Pat said nasty things about… Continue Reading →
Newsflash! Rick Santorum endorsed pro-choice Arlen Specter over pro-life Pat Toomey in the 2004 election cycle. In case you were living under a rock you may not have known this. And despite all the years of pro-life service in the… Continue Reading →
This absolutely sickens me. It is the lowest of the low. Liberal Alan Colmes mocks Rick Santorum for treating his dead son with dignity. Colmes was suggesting that voters would shun Santorum once they “get a load of some of… Continue Reading →
Obama very popular among those who use religion as a punchline. But on the other hand, Rasmussen reports that people who take their faith seriously think Obama’s a joke: Opinions about President Obama are divided sharply along lines of faith… Continue Reading →
Did you know that members of Congress are not allowed to use federal resources to send religious holiday greetings to their constituents? That’s right. They can’t say “Merry Christmas” or “Happy Hannakah” so Republican Rep. Scott Rigell decided to engage… Continue Reading →
Paul Zummo writes a great piece at American Catholic about Rick Santorum and his puzzlement as to why Catholic conservatives aren’t supporting Senator Santorum. Why? The guy’s a conservative. He’s Catholic. Really Catholic. I think at some level this kind… Continue Reading →
Tim Pawlenty never had his bump. He got in, the polls didn’t budge, he got out. But I’m thinking he bailed way too soon. Way. We had the Bachmann burst and bust, we had Perry’s prosper and pop, and Herman… Continue Reading →
So if you had told me a month ago that a pro-life Catholic man was looking strong for the GOP nomination I would’ve thought that Santorum’s campaign caught fire or Governor Bobby Jindal entered the race. But alas neither of… Continue Reading →