The French Revolution
It’s easier to vote in Tennessee. Read about a showdown I had with MoveOn.org when trying to vote for Bush, and check out the video of the black panthers outside one Philadelphia polling place. Oh, the City of Brotherly Love… Read more
It’s easier to vote in Tennessee. Read about a showdown I had with MoveOn.org when trying to vote for Bush, and check out the video of the black panthers outside one Philadelphia polling place. Oh, the City of Brotherly Love… Read more
Ann Romney is a force in this campaign. She’s powerfully introduced Mitt across the nation, she’s been featured in several complimentary news segments, she’s chided a former President… and won the argument. It’s understandable why the Left is afraid of a powerful, well-spoken Republican woman. I guess we shouldn’t be surprised that they’re trying to silence the best campaign asset that Gov. Romney has. “I don’t even consider myself wealthy,” Mrs.... Read more
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If you’re thinking about taking the kids to this new movie, Rebecca Cusey gives us a heads-up over on Tinsel. After reading her piece, I went to the movie’s official website. Here’s what I found. Read more
(Spoiler Alert: If you’ve not watched this week’s episode of The Bachelor on your DVR, you might want to skip this article.) I’m the mother of a young teenager who’s not dating yet, so I can only imagine a nervous young man asking her father for her hand in marriage. Many argue that the whole idea is chauvinistic and reminiscent to times when women were treated like objects. Most people, however, still think it’s a respectful gesture, an important... Read more
Fans of The Bachelor know how easily parents of the love-stricken girls give their marital blessing to a complete stranger on the famous “hometown dates.” Not Kacie Boguskie’s parents. In what might be a first, her conservative Christian parents met her potential husband… and said no. Read how they handled the awkward meal they shared with “the bachelor” in their Tennessee home in this article called “Father Knows Best.” Read more
On Tuesday morning, Rick Santorum’s spokesman Hogan Gidley was interviewed by MSNBC. He said something that we’ve all gotten quite used to on the campaign trail – yet another slam against Gov. Romney for becoming pro-life. In extolling his own candidate, he said: “I mean, that’s who he is,” Gidley said. “He doesn’t have to tack to the right on social issues like Mitt Romney because he actually firmly believes those things.” However, this morning, I came across this interesting... Read more
For years — when questioned about Mitt Romney’s faith — Nancy and I have responded with some version of the following: “He’s running for commander-in-chief, not pastor-in-chief, and his core political values are your core political values.” What we meant was clear. Mitt wasn’t going to be spending time as president discussing Joseph Smith or any unique point of Mormon doctrine. Instead, he was going to concentrate on shared values — supporting life, marriage, and religious liberty, for example —... Read more
I bought a new gun last week, and apparently I’m not the only one! Read “How Women and Girls are Taking Up Guns.” Read more
When Rick Santorum released his income taxes, one thing became clear. He gave only 2.2% of the more than $3.6 million in total income he earned since leaving the Senate. Mark DeMoss is incredulous: At best it shows political bad judgment and at worst it shows a lack of personal commitment to a principle that religious conservatives and political conservatives believe in, which is being generous with our money.” “And so I just think it’s a mistake. And look, Santorum... Read more
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