In my previous post, I mentioned that it was Christians breaking away from the Whig Party who essentially formed the Republican Party. Many of the base issues of the Republican Party remain consistent, at their core, with Christian values, and … Continue reading
As much as it pains me to say so, what Ross Douthat writes in his column today at the New York Times about the diminishing influence of Catholics in the public square is all too true. Though they would certainly … Continue reading
Rick Santorum is ‘right on’ in his latest column at World Net Daily: Poverty need not be permanent. Programs designed to do good in the short term wind up doing great harm in the long term. And long-term poverty … Continue reading
Once again, something conservatives, including Rick Santorum, warned about Obama’s foreign policy has happened. Egyptians have adopted an Islamist constitution. Reuters: Egyptians voted in favor of a constitution shaped by Islamists but opposed by other groups who fear it will … Continue reading
Things are heating up in Michigan. Democrats threatened violence in response to Right-to-Work legislation, via HotAir, and violence is indeed what we’re seeing. Watch as conservative activist Steven Crowder asks union thugs not to tear down the Americans for Prosperity … Continue reading
If only the poorest counties were allowed to vote, and if each of those counties got only one vote, Mitt Romney would have won the electoral college 402-113. I have posted two maps below. The first map shows all counties … Continue reading
We live in trying times as both major political parties seem to be abandoning Catholics and the values we hold dear. On the bright side, the Church is unified, even if many of her members are in rebellion. Our unity … Continue reading
