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Bravo to Eric Metaxas, author of “Bonhoeffer,” for realizing the primary issue is religious liberty! Christians are often asked by gay activists why they oppose same-sex “marriage.” “How does our marriage hurt you?” they…
Read MoreAnother good column from John Hawkins: “Each new generation born is in effect an invasion of civilization by little barbarians, who must be civilized before it is too late.” ~ Thomas Sowell. We like to think of children as innocent little angels. Of course, that’s only true in the sense […]
Read MoreFrom the Washington Times: The internet was buzzing this week with video of First Lady Michelle Obama apparently showing extreme disrespect to the American flag at a ceremony in honor of the victims of…
Read MoreFrom the eminent thinker Robert George: In the name of “marriage equality” and “non-discrimination,” liberty—especially religious liberty and the liberty of conscience—and genuine equality are undermined. It was only yesterday, was it not, that…
Read MoreHere are two excerpts from an important interview by National Review’s Kathryn Jean Lopez with David Gelernter, a Yale professor of computer science who has “an alarming yet cautiously exuberant book out, America-Lite: How…
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To close out this look at political psychopathy, in a nutshell, psychopathic tendencies should be of “significant concern to society.” If only we could require brain scans of all candidates, consultants and staff. At least then we’d know what we’re dealing with. This is from Jonathan Zap’s article at RealitySandwich.com […]
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In a terrific and long post at RealitySandwich.com writer Jonathan Zap has an article titled “Foxes and Reptiles: Psychopathy and the Financial Meltdown.” As I suggested in part 1, Zap states the fact that the problem of psychopathy isn’t just a problem for Wall Street: The present financial meltdown may […]
Read MoreMichael Filozof at American Thinker takes the words right out of my mouth: Another mass homicide, and another round of the usual media drivel. It was a “senseless tragedy.” “Shocking.” The suspect was “quiet”…
Read MoreDoug Giles at Townhall.com expresses my sentiments exactly: I would venture to guess that the folks filing in to see the latest Batman installment in Aurora, Colorado last Thursday evening didn’t figure on over…
Read MoreFrom Kyle Becker at American Thinker: What the founders did not do, purposively, was charge a government with the arbitrary purview to make all possible vicissitudes of nature or impersonal cruelties of fortune “just.”…
Read MoreLOL. Yep. Let’s keep moving that bar so more people who have “issues” can pretend they don’t and thus not seek treatment. I first wrote about this six years ago and still find it…
Read MoreAn excellent post from The First Freedom Project: Religious freedom is a cornerstone of the American experience. This is so obvious that once upon a time nobody needed to say it, [Philadelphia’s Archbishop Charles]…
Read MoreYes, we all know that corporate America has some of the dumbest people on the planet working in their offices. From the American Family Association: Office Depot is guaranteeing $1 million to help indoctrinate…
Read MoreFrom World Net Daily: Clearly, what our nation needs is more “separation of church and state.” If those obnoxious, right-wing Bible thumpers would simply quit bellowing about the need for revival – a return…
Read MoreTwo excerpts from an important interview by the National Review’s Kathryn Jean Lopez with Thomas Farr, director of the Religious Freedom Project at the Berkley Center for Religion, Peace, and World Affairs. LOPEZ: What…
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