Ohio Senator Rob Portman states that his flip-flop on gay “marriage” was inspired by his homosexual son – a stance that has won him few plaudits from the LGBT Lobby – but it is possible he had baser motives: he may have wanted to raise cold, hard cash. In an article entitled "Republicans see cash opportunity in gay marriage shift," Politico notes: Portman himself has taken heat from … [Read more...]
Reporters in the liberal media had a rare fit of bipartisanship recently when they learned some Republicans had signed a brief with the Supreme Court supporting same-sex “marriage.” A veritable avalanche of stories proclaimed this tiny group the new chiefs of the Republican Party. USA Today gushed, “Top Republicans urge court to support gay marriage.” U.S. News and World Report dubbed … [Read more...]
Politically motivated arguments are infuriatingly illogical, but none more so than special pleading for abortion providers. Earlier this month, Rush Limbaugh told his that audience Roe v. Wade had “made us insensitive to killing.” His words took on a new prescience as the Sandy Hook Elementary massacre claimed the lives of nearly two-dozen young children – often referred to in the … [Read more...]
Marcy Kaptur, left, is being challenged by Nita Lowey. “The children of this world are in their generation wiser than the children of light” – St. Luke 16:8. With the election safely behind us, the media have lost all interest in reporting on abortion extremism. This is most doleful, since congressional Democrats' infighting over a coveted leadership position has degenerated into one … [Read more...]
With the tortured analyses, memoranda, and bluster about why Mitt Romney failed to win the presidency this Tuesday, it may be easier to analyze the reasons he did not lose the election. Mitt Romney did not lose the election on Tuesday because he’s a bad man, an incapable campaigner, or too “severely conservative” on abortion or immigration (or virtually anything else). By all accounts, … [Read more...]
Election officials in two states have objected to the message “Vote the Bible,” saying it may violate election law. In a Texas voting booth, a woman was forced to cover up a shirt that read, “Vote the Bible” or relinquish her right to vote. In Vincent, Ohio, the Lighthouse Baptist Church posted a sign that read, “Vote Life, Vote Family, Vote the Bible!” in a place clearly … [Read more...]
