In the last few days there has been a uproar regarding the Department of Health and Human Services decision to require employers, including church related service institutions including schools, universities and hospitals to provide FDA approved contraception in their health … Continue reading →
We are done with debates for a month and not a moment too soon especially for Newt Gingrich who got his ass handed to him tonight. Unlike in South Carolina where Gingrich was the clear winner Newt seemed to be … Continue reading →
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The Assailant: Jared Lee Loughner from his My Space Page I think that the United States of America has become Weimar Germany before my eyes. We have a very divided and polarized electorate which in each of the last several … Continue reading →
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