Monthly Archives: June 2015

As the sun set on the Potomac Friday night, the world was presented with an unimaginable sight. The symbolism was  unmistakable, and breathtaking. Americans saw their White House, once known as the “Peoples’ House”, bathed in the rainbow-colors of the … Continue reading →

In case readers are not depressed enough with events of late, prior to being rejuvenated by 4th of July celebrations we hope, this item from the National Center for Policy Analysis should bottom you out. The Future of Social Security … Continue reading →

A confluence of momentous essentially political events  . . .a lofty but seriously error ridden  papal encyclical imbued with a Marxist worldview dangerous in its advocacy of world government,  two lawless Supreme Court decisions and Congressional abdication and malfeasance cause … Continue reading →

This article by Jonathan DuHamel writing at WryHeat presents his own authoritative commentary along with excerpts and links to others. Set forth here in its entirety with permission.https://wryheat.wordpress.com/tag/climate-change/ Comments on the Pope’s Encyclical Pope Francis’s new encyclical embraces the United Nation’s … Continue reading →

Create “hornbook” for liberal speech police, If you are white, a University of Wisconsin – Stevens Point article purports to define your interpersonal relationship with another individual “of color” by the very few words of a statement. Below is the … Continue reading →

Scathing commentaries on the “lawless” nature of the SCOTUS’ actions this week. Implied agreement on what to do about it  – treat SCOTUS as the political body it is. This Ted Cruz statement was issued yesterday and is something we … Continue reading →

The Obamacare  SCOTUScare and same-sex marriage ruling were not the only judicial atrocities issued  this week.   It was trifecta week  The far less covered matter is ably explained and critiqued by John Fund in this National Review article The … Continue reading →

People have no right to protect their culture Court majority invoked the 14th Amendment . . . apparently 19th century America that passed  the 14th amendment understood it as invalidating laws and presumptions then in existence in every state respecting … Continue reading →

The closest Chief Justice Roberts comes to “principle” is his identity with the one that begins “The Peter… “ Nine of Justice Scalia’s zingers from yesterday’s Obamacare decision. A couple of passing thoughts on the Supreme Court decision on King … Continue reading →

We like “trenchant” and “pithy ” and the irreverent when it comes to those who deserve ridicule.  Besides our own illustrious Senior Editor as set forth below, Stilton Jarlsberg writing at HopeNChange always delivers.  Dick Morriss also weighs in. Startin’ … Continue reading →