Monthly Archives: June 2013
If the Founders were right, how have we gone so wrong?
Just in time for Independence Day, a recent Fox News poll reveals that most Americans think the Founding Fathers would be disappointed in the present day federal government. When asked “Do you think the Founding Fathers would approve or … Continue reading
Saturday Shorts – 6-29-13
Random links of interest, concern or curiosity from the past week or so, that deserve at least a SHORT mention: Babies with three parents could be born by 2015 after controversial genetic treatment gets green light ~ Brave new … Continue reading
These people vote?!
Yes. Yes they do. For Obama 🙁 Caleb Bonham (@CalebBonham) took to the streets in the first ever Obama Supporter Beauty Pageant. Caleb asked Obama supporters the same question from the infamous viral beauty pageant videos. Were Obama supporters able … Continue reading
Founding Wisdom [Flouted by the Foolish]
“Public virtue cannot exist in a nation without private, and public virtue is the only foundation of republics. There must be a positive passion for the public good, the public interest, honour, power and glory, established in the minds of … Continue reading
SSM Activists’ End Game: Eliminate the Institution Altogether
As we watch the gay marriage proponents gleefully celebrating today’s Supreme Court decisions we should remember to keep their real goal in mind. Today’s rulings just put them one step closer to what they’re ultimately aiming for: no “marriage” at … Continue reading
Lessons from Sandy: When disaster strikes, big government is rarely the answer
It’s been almost eight months since Superstorm Sandy blew Benghazi off the national front pages and Obama rushed to the rescue with buckets of federal aid. Not that FEMA and millions of dollars accomplished much of anything. But it sure … Continue reading
Truth, Justice – and Christian Values?
These days Hollywood rarely churns out anything worth a trip to the local cineplex, but from a couple reviews I’ve read, it sounds like the new Superman flick might be an exception. Tom Thurlow, posting at Caffeinated Thoughts, … Continue reading
Getting to the Bottom of Bastion
On September 14th, 2012 Camp Bastion, a British-run NATO compound in Afghanistan, was attacked by the Taliban, resulting in the deaths of two Marines and the worst lost of aircraft since Vietnam. Michelle Malkin deserves huge kudos for staying on … Continue reading
An Irish take on the Immigration Issue
The Senate is still peddling the Gang of Eight’s immigration reform debacle (latest addition: Hoeven-Corker border security amendment). And the longer this goes on, the more the whole process is looking like a repeat of the Affordable Care Act jam-through; … Continue reading
Saturday Shorts – 6-22-13
Random links of interest, concern or curiosity from the past week or so, that deserve at least a SHORT mention: White House Announces Strong Opposition to Religious Freedom in Military ~ (C)hilling suppression of religious freedom is driving faith … Continue reading
Truth Decay
From the IRS scandal – further obfuscated by “paid liar” Jay Carney – to the Benghazi deceptions, to the Attorney General of the United States lying under oath (more than once), to the NSA spying and lying, to the president … Continue reading
