Category Archives: Social Policies

Attack Watch: More Fun Than A Barrel of Monkeys

Posted on September 15, 2011 by

I had another article just about ready to be posted today, but I decided to delay it so that I can briefly address the Attack Watch controversy.  In case you are unfamiliar with this site, it was launched by the … Continue reading →

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Marco Rubio at the Reagan Library

Posted on August 26, 2011 by

This is a great speech.  If you have a few minutes, I encourage you to watch it.  

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Ditching Relativity: Part Two

Posted on February 2, 2011 by

In Part One, we looked at the decline of moral relativism in the United States.  I argued that  the days of debating whether or not morality existed were over. An unstable world has led most Americans to believe that there … Continue reading →

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The Last Taboo

Posted on October 27, 2010 by

For decades, the left has claimed that Christians try to shelter their children too much.  Most believers try to present difficult topics to their children in an informative but not overly gratuitous manner.  But that isn’t enough.  The progressive influences … Continue reading →

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My Beef With Dr. Phil

Posted on October 8, 2010 by

This post contains some graphic content.  I try my best to keep posting on this site appropriate for all ages, but this is an important topic and I believe that the readers need to have all of the information before … Continue reading →

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Sick and Tired

Posted on September 21, 2010 by

If you haven’t seen this video yet, check it out.  This woman was a member of a handpicked audience and appears to catch the President off guard with her comments.  I think she represents a much larger portion of Americans … Continue reading →

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Who’s Prejudiced?

Posted on September 13, 2010 by

This weekend marked the ninth anniversary of 9/11.  Television specials, radio programs, and news articles focused on remembering that tragic day.  There were a great many stories of bravery and heroism to be told.  Tales that every American should remember.  … Continue reading →

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Helen Thomas: The Real Lesson Learned Part Two

Posted on July 2, 2010 by

In Part One, we discussed the false expectation of objective journalism and how it relates to the outburst of Helen Thomas.  In this installment, I would like to explore the rise in open anti-Semitism among members of the left. Liberals … Continue reading →

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Introducing Elena Kagan

Posted on May 12, 2010 by

So the pick is in.  Elena Kagan is the President’s choice for the Supreme Court.  While it may take a while for us to get a full picture of who she is, the information we have is enough to cause … Continue reading →

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And the Nominees Are…..

Posted on April 28, 2010 by

The President has narrowed down his list of contenders for the Supreme Court vacancy.  While we knew President Obama wouldn’t even consider someone with a pro-life or conservative record, we also knew that his rapidly declining approval rating should have … Continue reading →

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