Barack’s Smug Assault on Freedom of Religion Isn’t Just Anti-American—It’s Unforgivable
By Kelly OConnell Sunday, February 12, 2012
Could history’s greatest Republic be suffering total amnesia over the Founder’s conviction that religion is a sacrosanct zone outside of governmental authority? You’d think so, given the Obama administration’s decision to force Believers to provide birth control against conviction.
The Democrat’s sinister cabal, in typical Marxist fashion, clumsily politicizes yet another area of American freedom. We observe, again, the inevitable, serious-as-a-heart-attack, yet trite socialist power-grab.
‘Agenders’ and Right Wing ConspiratorsBy Dr. Ileana Johnson Paugh Sunday, February 12, 2012
A recent article in the Atlantic Monthly, “Is the UN Using Bike Paths to Achieve World Domination?” by Andrew Cohen, drew my intense attention. It was not because I particularly cared for the author’s writings. It was his vitriolic description of people who oppose ICLEI and the United Nations-driven “sustainability initiatives” regarding land use in the United States as “right wing conspiracy theories,” promoted by “Agenders.”
Samuel L. Jackson Drops the Act: Admits He Only Voted for Obama because of RaceBy Selwyn Duke Sunday, February 12, 2012
Hey, Jackson, is it Samuel L. or Jesse? Actually, it’s more likely that the actor was channeling Jeremiah Wright.
Hope against hope: Obama and the PopeBy Robert Klein Engler Sunday, February 12, 2012
(This review was first published 4 years ago in Chronwatch. Because Chronwatch is now defunct, it is no longer available online. Given recent events, I thought you might like to see an updated version- RKE.)
It so happens that in the last election cycle two books were circulating that had hope as their theme. One was a thick book, “The Audacity of Hope,” by then presidential candidate Senator Barack Obama. The other was a thin book, “Saved in Hope,” by Pope Benedict XVI. The two books couldn’t be more different.
Santorum Makes the Case—And Means It
By Daren Jonescu Sunday, February 12, 2012
Everyone at CPAC says things that conservatives like to hear. That, after all, is the purpose of CPAC. This year, of course, the most important speakers were the presidential candidates. As per the rule, all of them (apart from Ron Paul, who was absent) said things that played well with the audience. Only one, however, said the things that are most needful in this all-important year, and said them with a conviction that one can believe will continue, not only for the remainder of the campaign, but for the remainder of his political career. This was Rick Santorum.
Why Social Media Was Slow On Whitney Houston’s DeathBy Bob Parks Sunday, February 12, 2012
Fox News on-air pundits were going on and on Saturday night in dismay as to why the news of Whitney Houston’s death was slow to catch onto the social media sites.
Once Again We Find No Trust in Our High Court JudgesBy Jerry McConnell Saturday, February 11, 2012
Less than a week ago I had written a 965-word article titled, “Will Our Country Remain Free Thanks to a Courageous Judge From Georgia?” for publication online by Canada Free Press. It was my opinion of a decision by a Georgia State Administrative Law Judge, Judge Michael Malihi of Georgia’s Office of State Administrative Hearings to consider ruling on the prevailing question of Barack Obama’s constitutional eligibility to have his name appear on the ballot for the presidency of the United States.
RevelationsBy Michael Oberndorf, RPA Saturday, February 11, 2012
Well, America, you stand corrected. We have just learned that our government has been wasting its time for over 200 years, producing absolutely unnecessary budgets every year. And this must be true, because the source is none other than the brilliant, world-renowned expert in everything, and notorious political hack, Steny Hoyer (D-MD). No wonder the country has prospered so in the past three years, balancing the budget, reducing the deficit, paying off the national debt, helping to create full employment, lowering prices, and raising our standard of living!
MF Global collapse opens door to further Islamic finance infiltration
By Online Saturday, February 11, 2012
What does the collapse of MF Global have to do with fighting Sharia finance? Everything!
America’s Green EnemiesBy Alan Caruba Saturday, February 11, 2012
It was good news that the Nuclear Regulatory Commission approved the nation’s first nuclear power plants on February 9th, clearing the way for the construction of two reactors by Southern Company at its Plant Vogtle site near Atlanta, Georgia. The bad news is that these are the first new nuclear plants since 1978!
In a nation with a growing population and increasing need for electricity to power homes and businesses, it is nothing less than insane to not include nuclear energy in the mix of providers. Environmentalists immediately attacked the announcement using the usual scare campaigns.
Obama’s Anti-Religious ImplosionBy Matt Barber Saturday, February 11, 2012
Barack Obama may have just lost the election. He has foolishly gone to war in an election year with tens of millions of Catholics, Protestants and Jews – Democrat, Republican and independent alike. He has thrown down a radical feminist gauntlet and dared the Church to pick it up.
Obama Still Poised to take over Churches and Eliminate First AmendmentBy Sher Zieve Friday, February 10, 2012
With regards to government intervention into religion, the First Amendment to the US Constitution states: “Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof.” First, Congress is the Constitutional body that has the authority to make laws for the United States of America. Second, it is to steer clear of anything pertaining to freedom of religion.
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