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The quote “Change is not reform” has repeatedly come to mind over the past year every time I see Senator B. Obama (D. Ill.) proclaiming his campaigns slogan of “Change we can believe in.” Russel Kirk wrote a biography of the son of Edmund Randolph who served [...]

Fr. Pfleger had a chance to take the high road when speaking to a Protestant faith tradition (it is a part of the United Church of Christ) that Obama is presumedly a member (I have my doubt he actually attended regularly; I mean he can’t hang out night with the Daily Machine on Saturday night [...]

Just about anything said against Obama gets cast as being due to his race. Do we really want to have, for the next four years, a President who may not be openly criticized?

Been touring the web reading the mea culpas from white people convinced there is nothing worse than being black.   I have read all the examples of hurt inflicted on blacks that these oh so wracked with guilt white folks have seen with their very own eyes.   Racism is bad so there must be an excuse for [...]

     Egad, is the grammar now politically fractioned? Yesterday, Mark Warner who is a diarist over at the Daily Kos blog made fun of the radical left-wingers’ bickering over their Democrat candidates with his post: Sinister Obama uses common Right Wing talking point. I know it is sarcasm or I hope it is because one [...]

Generalismo Hugo Chávez of Venezuela at the XVII Spanish American Conference in Saniago, Chile, kept calling the former President of Spain a fascist. José María Aznar was the president who supported the American President George Bush for the Iraq battle in this world war. According to foreign affairs minister of Chile, Alejandro Foxley, Chávez was [...]

     While the radical left whines President Bush would violate their constitutional rights, their political cohorts are doing just that on the college campuses.

    Hat-tip to our KathyM at RightwingSparkle blog for her posting upon Democrat Senate leader Harry Reid asking “how high?” when the far Left-wing tells him to jump. This Democratic jump to its power-brokers’ demands is the continued attack upon their political opposition in particular this week against Rush Limbaugh. It is going to be a [...]

I was going to write something about civil rights and civil liberty then hell froze over giving the Al Sharpton their main issue again. I was listening to the Warren Ballentine show on XM 169 and with the crys for ‘truth fighters’ and ‘movement of justice’ there, I didn’t feel I wanted to discuss civil [...]

We will never forget1
We pray in thanksgiving today for whom gave their lives in the first battle and, for everybody giving of themselves in fighting on all fronts of this war on terrorism. May the Blessings of Liberty and Justice be secured for ourselves ,our children, and for all mankind.
1Although some would rather forget because [...]

Censorship and Double-Dealing at Boston College is how Dinesh D’Souza describes his battle with that school over releasing the transcripts of his debate last April with Alan Wolfe, who heads the Boisi Center for Religion at Boston College. Wolfe and the New York Times aside, the more vicious attacks on D’Souza and his book [...]

Bill Moyers bids farewell while blasting Karl Rove as creator of the monster Bush. His argument is Rove’s manipulation of the Christian right and other assorted rubes from Texas. It is illustrative of how liberals view conservatives. It’s the epitome of hate speech. Can Moyers’ judgment be of any worth of historical facts? His [...]