Some 14,000 ballots mysteriously "found" wrestling an almost certain victory away from Dem Supreme Court hopeful JoAnn Kloppenburg. " a Republican county clerk admitted Thursday night that she'd overlooked 14,000 votes in her district." which give the Republican incumbant a 7,582-vote lead over … [Read more...]
Slaughter the innocents…
April 8, 2011 by 47 Comments
"Kill babies, not women!" says Rep. Louise Slaughter (kind of). Rep. Slaughter is painting House Republicans who seek to defund Planned Parenthood's current hand-out from the tax payers to fund abortion as wanting to kill women. Says Slaughter: "In ’94 people were elected simply to come here to … [Read more...]
Sticks And Stones
April 6, 2011 by 2 Comments
A seven year-old girl is having plastic surgery in an attempt to stop the bullying she currently endures because of her ears. Over the past few years there is a spotlight on bullying with more and more reports of teen suicides and runaways which are attributed to bullying. What is causing the … [Read more...]
Religious Extinction
March 23, 2011 by 1 Comment
Making headlines is a newly released study "conducted by Richard Wiener of the University of Arizona, and Daniel Abrams and Haley Yaple of Northwestern University, took data stretching back 100 years for those nine countries. In a large number of modern secular democracies, there's been a trend … [Read more...]
But Where’s The Body?
March 22, 2011 by 72 Comments
Today in a landmark victory (for now) for the pro-life movement, South Dakota Governor Dennis Daugaard signed a bill requiring mothers seeking an abortion to wait 72 hours between the initial counseling with the doctor and having the abortion, in addition to requiring a visit to a crisis pregnancy … [Read more...]
Show Me The Money
March 2, 2011 by 5 Comments
Scholarships are a much-needed resource for students who desire higher education but are short on funds. Many organizations, both profit and non-profit seek to have their names and brands attached to this good deed. Most scholarships come with qualifications such as minimum GPA and residency … [Read more...]
Go Directly To Jail!
February 3, 2011 by 6 Comments
An Ohio woman has been sentenced to 5 years in prison suspended after serving only 10 days and 3 years of probation for a felony conviction for fraudulently enrolling her two daughters in a rural school district for which she does not live. She admittedly used her father's address who lives in … [Read more...]
The Poor Polar Bears
January 26, 2011 by 10 Comments
I generally will not comment on the issue of "Climate Change"--formerly known as "Global Warming", but was changed when it was shown the Earth is not warming. But upon seeing this commercial I had to link to a few resources which provide information which has been summarily ignored by those who are … [Read more...]
Why Did The Atheist Cross The Road?
January 6, 2011 by 13 Comments
Why, so he could be offended of course. The latest decision by the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled the war memorial cross at Mt. Soledad as it stands is unconstitutional. "[W]e conclude that the Memorial, presently configured and as a whole, primarily conveys a message of government … [Read more...]
No Means No!
December 18, 2010 by 3 Comments
McDonald's Happy Meals are in the news yet again. A consumer group is suing the fast food restaurant on behalf of Monet Parham, a health educator for the state of California, in an effort to prevent them from using toys to "market to children". The Attorneys claim that "Under the law, you don't … [Read more...]
Funny Thing About Surveys
December 5, 2010 by 1 Comment
I had read the headlines, and perused the blogosphere which boasted "Atheists know more than Theists when it comes to religion" in reaction to survey results released by Pew Research in a study called: U.S. Religious Knowledge Survey back in late September. The results were broken into two parts, … [Read more...]
Bring back The USSR Now!
November 17, 2010 by 1 Comment
Is he serious? Well, yes and no. The governmental structure of communist USSR was a terrible thing, for the citizens of the nation and for the threat it posed to the free world. People were victims of political oppression; those seen as potential enemies of the government were murdered or … [Read more...]
But How Much Will It Cost?
November 8, 2010 by 4 Comments
The trial of a Connecticut man convicted of the murders of a Cheshire family save one has brought national media attention to a state which barely makes a blip on the radar. The most recent news is that Steven Hayes has been sentenced to death by a jury of his peers. Most everyone has an opinion … [Read more...]
Unfit Parents
November 7, 2010 by Leave a Comment
The Daily Mail, a British online newspaper, is reporting on a Christian couple who have been refused the opportunity to provide foster care to children due to their Christian convictions for taking the biblical stance on homosexuality. It seems that the couple, during their interview was asked: “Do … [Read more...]
Can You Feel The Love?
October 20, 2010 by 2 Comments
The news as of late has had the unfortunate burden of reporting on a string of homosexual teen suicide stories. It is reported that persistent bullying of the teens had left them in such despair as to cause them to consider taking their own lives the only viable option. Resulting from these … [Read more...]
Not So Tolerant
October 15, 2010 by 2 Comments
Recently Fox Personality Bill O'Reilly made an appearance on ABC's day time talk show The View where discussion turned to the New York Mosque's proposed location. I will not delve into the merits of the Mosque's location, my purpose is to examine the hidden conflict in Joy Behar and Whoopi … [Read more...]
The Poor Children
October 11, 2010 by 3 Comments
In the 2006 international education rankings, the United States placement in the standings was nothing short of pitiful. In math, and science the U.S. ranked 27/33 and 22/33 respectively. What could possibly account for this disparity from one of the world's most powerful and influential nations? … [Read more...]
Jesus “Art” Exibit Creates Outrage
October 4, 2010 by 3 Comments
In Loveland Colorado, an art exhibit is creating a stir over a controversial painting depicting Jesus in a sexually explicit context. The skeptical sloganeers regularly cite how violent religion is, that religion breeds violence in its adherents. Is this true, does religion promote violence? The … [Read more...]
You’re Not Supposed to Ask
September 21, 2010 by 5 Comments
The Senate failed to gain enough support to repeal the military's policy of "don't ask, don't tell" by a vote of 56-43. Given the current political atmosphere, voters are not likely to be sending as many incumbent candidates back to Capitol Hill as in previous voting cycles, and with the majority … [Read more...]
Pay Up!
September 7, 2010 by 7 Comments
Politicians, when campaigning, routinely promise to make the wealthy pay their "fair share" when it comes to taxes. This assumes at least two things, 1) that the wealthy do not already pay their "fair share", and 2) someone else is paying more than their justified burden. This concept is … [Read more...]
Sifting Reality 
Who said what…