Obama had the nerve to issue a statement in favor of abortion on the anniversary of Roe v Wade, the one day out of the year prolifers rally around the country to promote life.
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Conservatives frequently complain that our presidential candidates are chosen by the media for us but give little thought to how this is actually possible. It is, and has been for decades, the modus operandi of the media to work hard to predispose the attitudes of voters toward their candidate by planting the seeds of doubt [...] Perhaps the most insidious weapon at the disposal of liberals is their entertainment division; including certain TV personalities and shock jocks, who for some reason have a mesmerizing influence on a large chunk of the populace. [...] Fans love Tim Tebow. But if you read the sports pages, he is a lucky, muscle-bound dunce who is the tool of evil forces. [...] Should presidential debates determine the party nominee and eventual White House winner? They have, to a large extent, done so in the past. One of the best things to emerge out of the whole process is Gringrich’s delectable undressing of the leftist American media. [...] When it comes to “inappropriate touching of a person or a person’s clothing; kissing, hugging, patting, stroking,” one only need watch the latest Superbowl halftime hijinks or most any modern musical performance to believe that this behavior is not only to be welcomed, but very often rewarded. [...] For a quick history lesson watch–if you can bear it–some video of Woodstock and you’ll be shocked at how similar are the dreadful inanities of the those hippies and their woeful imitators at OWS; minus the awful music of course. [...] The left loves those who are morose and lackadaisical about most aspects of life, and who bring that pessimism and even anger to the national stage; witness the Occupy Wall Street gang. [...] Which GOP presidential candidate would make the best Vice President? [...] So, much of the current nonsense of pre-hurricane overkill must be attributed to Katrina syndrome: the idea that more government can save lives and property, when in actuality, less bureaucratic interference and more individual responsibility would suffice. [...] The deception taking place with the current political situation can be compared to the deception by a hustler in the Hitchcock movie They Won't Believe Me. [...] Love of the flag, which represents our cherished way of life, by those who also love and worship the God who granted us these blessings, is now considered a "personality disorder." [...] Assessing the current state of baseball in America today. [...] Which GOP best antidote for the poisonous bite of the bear that Ronald Reagan so famously warned us about? [...] The next time you're watching TV and the obligatory sex, violence, scatological humor or blatantly liberal messaging–aimed precisely at you, of course–turns up, obey your conscience and turn the darned thing off. You'll be a happier and healthier person. [...] Why do countless couples seek the 'legitimacy' of a church wedding after years of non-connubial canoodling? [...] Much was made during this year's Masters about the domination of foreign players and some saw this as a good thing. But that's where my xenophobia kicked in. [...] Although the dirty dealings between pubic sector unions and the Democrat Party have been well-chronicled in certain circles, the public has been mostly unaware of the self-perpetuating aspects of this unholy marriage; until now, that is. [...] The Catholic Church is the largest institution in the world, and probably the oldest still in existence; and as such, her ways have been and still are well known throughout the globe. Why then, must she constantly explain herself to those who neither hold to her tenets nor share her mission? [...] Most people do not believe in the devil; but he believes in them. [...] If our military cannot attract leaders who are mature enough to know the difference between morale and morality, we are truly sunk. [...] "Jimmy!" stammered Obama, "Jimmy Carter! Why do you haunt the Rose Garden, and why do you come to me?" [...] This year, when you pass houses festooned with lights to brighten winter's darkness, or trees festively decorated; when you see your co-workers arrayed in Santa hats or survey the myriads of candy canes that will deck the display cases of countless merchants, think of the source of the love engendered in the heart of the real [...] True Grit? You might as well try and outdo Gable in Gone With the Wind or Bogart in Casablanca. [...] According to exit polling from the just-concluded mid-term elections, 55 percent of Catholics voted Republican, in no small part due to the treacherous surrender of so-called pro-life Democrats on the healthcare bill. [...] |
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