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From a post at GettyImages.com: Mary McHugh mourns her slain fiancé Sgt. James Regan at “Section 60″ of the Arlington National Cemetery May 27, 2007. Regan, a US Army Ranger, was killed by an…
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Excerpts from a post from Gil Weinreich from AdvisorOne.com about Niall Ferguson subtitled “British historian recounts reasons why U.S. institutions are failing but offers hope of recovery if U.S. embraces long view”: Niall Ferguson,…
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From OneNewsNow.com: A leading cultural critic presents a pioneering new theory regarding two related trends: the decline of religion and the collapse of the family in the Western world. In The Gay Science (1882),…
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I don’t agree with everything in the article but Ben Hart makes some good points over at Conservative HQ: I am a William F. Buckely, Jr. conservative. This means I believe in limited Constitutional…
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An extended excerpt from an excellent article by William J. Meisler at American Thinker: Aristotle taught that everything which occurs or is conceived according to natural law is for the best or will produce…
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From John Ransom: Being president was always easy for Barack Obama. That is, it was easy up until the time he actually was elected president. Then things got a little tougher. In part, Obama’s…
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Relevant to yesterday’s tornadoes in Oklahoma…excerpts from a post today by Michael Brown: To be sure, our nation has been sowing to the flesh for decades. As a result, we are reaping destruction on…
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Here’s number 2: Modern civilization willingly consigns almost all of its children to the living hell of forced retardation. Everyone knows the educational establishment is beset with problems, corruptions, and the downward ratchet of…
Read MoreThis is so true! Here’s an American Thinker post: In the old Soviet Union, the oppressed subjects of regime had a phrase used to describe the news media: “There’s no pravda in Izvestia and…
Read MoreAnother excellent message from Ravi Zacharias…enjoy… http://youtu.be/3ZZaoavCsYE
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From Dennis Prager: It is well known that most college students engage at one time or another in what is known as a “hookup” — an emotionless, commitment-less sexual encounter. Yesterday, I interviewed Donna…
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From Thomas Sowell: Someone called politics “the art of the possible.” But, in the era of the modern welfare state, politics is largely the art of the impossible. Those people morbid enough to keep…
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Anyone getting their news from sources outside the Old Media back in 2005 already knew the facts surrounding Katrina. From the Washington Times: One day after a beautiful ceremony commemorating the George W. Bush presidential library, a bombshell was dropped by one of his former fiercest political opponents. Donna Brazile wrote a column praising President Bush for his handling of Hurricane Katrina. […]
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From Charles Krauthammer: Clare Boothe Luce liked to say that “a great man is one sentence.” Presidents, in particular. The most common “one sentence” for George W. Bush (whose legacy is being reassessed as…
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Pat Buchanan says it well: Gay rights advocates often compare their cause to the civil rights struggle of half a century ago. But there is a fundamental difference. When Martin Luther King Jr. called…
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