This is insane.  MRC:   San Francisco Mayor London Breed (D) appears to be so disinterested in handling the homeless problem, the feces-littered public streets, and the skyrocketing business closures due to government-imposed lockdowns, she decided Columbus Day would be a… Continue Reading →

My new pro-life novel “American Antigone” is out now. Please order your copy by heading over to Amazon.  The actions of a young woman to honor her aborted brother ignite a national firestorm that changes the lives of everyone involved…. Continue Reading →

Yahoo headline: “This is Amy Coney Barrett, The Potential RBG Replacement Who Hates Your Uterus.” And get this. She hasn’t even been nominated yet. She is the one they fear. That’s a pretty strong resume enhancer I’d say. Let’s have… Continue Reading →

So Nancy Pelosi lied about receiving Communion at Mass.  I know politicians lie. I get it. But to lie about attending Mass and receiving the Body and Blood of Christ? That seems a little far, doesn’t it?  House Speaker Nancy… Continue Reading →

 He’s locked in his basement for weeks at a time and when he’s allowed out he attends rallies like this one. It’s no wonder he thinks there’s barely anyone left in the country.

 My heart breaks in advance for whoever President Trump nominates to the U.S. Supreme Court. This person and their families will be threatened with violence, dragged by the media, and harassed endlessly. I can’t believe we’ve come to this point… Continue Reading →

 What? You thought I was going to be shy about my first novel?  It’s a modern re-imagining of the ancient story of Antigone in which a young woman attempts to hold a funeral for her unborn brother and ignites a… Continue Reading →

 The left is promising violence if President Trump nominates someone to replace Ruth Bader Ginsburg on the high court. I believe them. I know Amy Coney Barrett is a top fave among many but she’s a mother of seven children… Continue Reading →

 I wonder how politicians ever got the idea that the Church hierarchy would hardly push back at all against their massive overreach in shutting down churches and limiting the number of people who attend services? Hmmm. Yeah, that’s a rhetorical… Continue Reading →