Monthly Archives: February 2009

You may remember that NBC refused to Air a pro-life ad produced by CatholicVote.org during this year’s Superbowl game. Today, I receved this e-mail update from CatholicVote.org: We have been quieter than usual the past two weeks for good reason. … Continue reading →

Your source for hard news. Today being Friday the 13th, the Times reprinted a riveting piece by Bruce Newman of the San Jose Mercury News. This will come as no surprise to worshippers of the Norse pagan goddess Frigga, but … Continue reading →

During his campaign, Candidate Barack Obama promised to make government more transparent and to increase citizen involvement. President Barack Obama turned that campaign promise into a commitment. From the White House blog: A short time ago, Barack Obama was sworn … Continue reading →

If it didn’t make me feel like crying instead. From an AP article on the agreement reached on the stimulus bill between the House and the Senate: It also preserves Obama’s signature tax cut — a break for millions of … Continue reading →

This is a post where I’ve put all my goods in the shop window, so to speak; my headline just about says it all. Consider this a plea for civility in online discussions of politics. I know it can be … Continue reading →

Tom Daschle withdrew his name from consideration as Health and Human Services Secretary amid another tax controversy for President Barack Obama’s young administration. From Reuters: Obama said in a statement he accepted [Daschle's] decision “with sadness and regret” because Daschle … Continue reading →

Does your definition of “a fine young man” include arson in the name of animal rights? To PETA founder, Ingrid Newkirk, it does. To eco-extremists and animal rights activists, I guess it’s okay to set fires as long as you’re … Continue reading →

Watch this video, then ponder the question: Do you suppose the Democrats in Congress realize this is just how stupid they appear when they vote for a nearly $1 trillion stimulus bill? (Sorry, you’re going to have to scrolldown to … Continue reading →

As I often tell my acquaintances farther along toward the left end of the political spectrum, the answer to questions such as the one posed here is often a matter of perspective. If the objective of our public schools it … Continue reading →