Tag religion and politics
Patrick Kennedy thinks he understands what happened in last night’s stunning election, according to The Politico: Kennedy’s son, Rep. Patrick Kennedy (D-R.I.) said Democrats have to understand that they’ve entered a different era — and that they can’t just assume… Continue Reading →
President Obama says “We are God’s partners in matters of life and death.” God’s partner? What?! All I can think to ask is who demoted Obama and forced him to take on a partner on matters of life and death?… Continue Reading →
You remember Michael Newdow, the spotlight seeking atheist who filed the lawsuit against the use of “under God” in the Pledge of Allegiance. He’s now seeking the removal of “so help me God” from the oath to be read by… Continue Reading →
“It is difficult to be a Christian in politics these days.” That’s your money quote for the day. America Magazine has a fine story on Ruth Kelly, an Opus Dei member and until here recent resignation the UK’s most prominent… Continue Reading →
With all this talk about Barack Obama allowing nominally pro-life Bob Casey to speak at the Democrat convention and with journalists pushing the motif of the Democratic Party’s success in wooing evangelicals, one thing can get lost. The Democratic Party… Continue Reading →
I know this will probably send a thrill up Chris Matthews leg but this photo caption in Obama’s latest presumptuous ad sends a chill up my spine. I have to go pray. Just thinking about Obama’s comments on religion and… Continue Reading →
This is easily the most sickening political story of recent memory. This story has gotten a lot of play the last few days. Obama stuck a prayer written on a piece of paper in the Western Wall. It was a… Continue Reading →
In an interview in 2004 with a religion reporter for the Chicago Sun Times, Barack Obama answered in some revealing ways the depth of his religion: The reporter posted it on his blog The Dude Abides. Here’s some snippets: GG:What… Continue Reading →
With little more than a month to go before Puerto Rico’s June 1 primary, the former first daughter Chelsea Clinton toured the U.S. territory’s capital of San Juan and shook hands with well-wishers, posed for snapshots and tried to charm… Continue Reading →
Showing nearly eternal patience, Democrat Barack Obama after twenty years of biting his tongue finally said he was outraged and saddened by the comments of his former pastor, Rev. Jeremiah Wright. Obama regretfully said, “I am outraged by the comments… Continue Reading →