I’ve often wondered how Catholics could elect Democrats in the last 40 years or so. That would seem to have been rendered a moot point this cycle, as Gerald Warner observes:
Missed it by THAT MUCH
Remember, you read it here first: on September 11 this blog reported a mounting backlash from Catholic bishops against Biden, Barack [...]
By DJ Durant. Posted Tuesday, Aug 12, 2008 at 4:29 pm Filed Under: 2008 Presidential Election, Barack Obama, Economy, Federal Reserve, Foreign Oil, George W. Bush, International Affairs, John McCain, Republican Party, US Politics
There seems to be a ton of news lately, and for a change, not all of it bad. First, we have the Beijing Olympiad and the Chinese display of cultural prowess. Fortunately for us, we have the best athletes in the world.
But in case you haven’t noticed, the Russians and Vladimir Putin have invaded the [...]
Speaking of disasters, California is 49th from the last state to allow homosexuals to marry. Lots of back and forth on this… listened to some interesting discussion on the radio this afternoon (Steve Deace on WHO-AM) regarding who’s at fault… the comments stating that the California Supreme Court was not only out of line, but [...]
Limbaugh likes to say on his radio program, that he IS balance for the liberal press. And in many ways, he’s quite right. So an interesting angle on this shows up today in an article by John Harris and Jim Vandiehei at The Politico:
My, oh my, but weren’t those fellows from ABC News rude [...]
By Art Smith. Posted Saturday, Mar 22, 2008 at 11:46 pm Filed Under: 2008 Congressional Election, 2008 Presidential Election, Bipartisanship, Conservatism, Democratic Party, John McCain, Multi-Party System, Political Philosophy, Republican Party, Two-Party System, US Congress, US Politics
My dad hates labels. We’ve had this conversation numerous times in the past regarding how bad it is to put a label on yourself or others as if that label defines who you are.
I understand where he’s coming from in many respects, and yet I also maintain a need to use short expressions clarify [...]
According to the AP, McCain now has enough delegates to be the Republican Nominee for President.
Now that we’re here, let’s focus on what we can do to make the party as effective as possible. We have a platform to deal with, we have House and Senate seats to win, we need to build the [...]
This is the last time I will harp on the character issue in this election. Okay, maybe not.
Clinton’s campaign hit yet another low after airing this political ad in Ohio:
“This is an election news update with a major news story reported by the AP. While Senator Obama has crisscrossed Ohio giving speeches attacking NAFTA, his [...]
I take it back… suddenly Obama is getting scary. I’m starting to have nervous flashbacks to the final season of The West Wing. Remember how the last two seasons were all about a non-white congressman (played by Jimmy Smits) running for President as a Democrat (with the early talks focused on Education, too!), [...]
By Art Smith. Posted Saturday, Mar 1, 2008 at 10:45 pm Filed Under: Terrorism, US Congress, US Politics, Wire-tapping
Eager to put appropriate cover on their actions so that they don’t jeopardize their reelections, House Democrats are proposing breaking up the Wire-tapping Bill into two pieces: one to provide the authorization to execute the program, and the other to provide protections for communications companies against lawsuits.
From what I’m hearing, it sounds like both bills [...]
By Art Smith. Posted Friday, Feb 29, 2008 at 10:30 pm Filed Under: 2008 Congressional Election, 2008 Presidential Election, Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton, Iraq, John McCain, Military, Terrorism, US Congress, US Politics, WAR
In response to Hillary’s ridiculous ad asking “Who do you want answering the Red Phone at 3:00 AM”, Obama provides this beauty:
I will never see the threat of terrorism as a way to scare up votes, because it’s a threat that should rally the country around our common enemies. That is the judgment we need [...]