Souter May Become First Victim of "Lost Liberty"
June 28, 2005 by Jim Pfaff · Leave a Comment
Logan Darrow Clements, CEO of Freestar Media, LLC, has petitioned the town of Weare, NH to build a hotel at 34 Cilley Hill Road. This would be an everyday non-event until one considers the person residing there now, Supreme Court Justice David Souter.
Clements argues that the city of Weare will receive much [...]
Economist: Religious Just Starting Rise
June 24, 2005 by Jim Pfaff · Leave a Comment
Economist.com gives its take on the rise of the “Religious Right” in American politics.
“Religious America’s switch to the right is rooted in two things: liberal over-reach and conservative organisation. The consistent whinge from the Christian right about “liberal activist judges” exceeding their mandate contains a kernel of truth. In the 1960s and 1970s, judges changed [...]
Durbin on a Bad Run
June 24, 2005 by Jim Pfaff · Leave a Comment
IowaHawk has found evidence that Dick Durbin is having a bad run in the customer service area. Thankfully, these few samples give us an example of patience and tolerance from one of our Senate leaders.
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Green Counter-revolution
June 24, 2005 by Jim Pfaff · Leave a Comment
Zach Wendling opines about Kelo:
“Now that development interests official[ly] trump property rights, I think it’s natural to wonder, ‘What trumps development interests?’ “
This makes me consider that now with government help I can get rid of my pesky neighbors and get that green space my boys have been craving!
PowerLine gives George Will’s opinion on the [...]
Nobel Prize Nominee Says Terri Schiavo was Able to See
June 21, 2005 by Jim Pfaff · Leave a Comment
Confirming the suspicions of some, a Nobel Prize nominated Doctor confirms that Terri Schiavo was aware and not blind when she was killed in a Florida hospice. Dr. William Hammesfahr, a Florida neurologist, disputed some of the autopsy results in a recent interview.
LifeNews.com Unlike the constant drumbeat from the husband, his attorneys, and his [...]
Housing Market: What’s Next
June 20, 2005 by Jim Pfaff · Leave a Comment
. . . MaxedOutMama has her take and some research.
Durbin: Guantanamo is Cruel, Not Partial Birth Abortion
June 20, 2005 by Jim Pfaff · Leave a Comment
Robert Knight of Concerned Women of America points out an interesting fact left out of Sen. Dick Durbin’s (R-IL) recent comments suggesting the Guantanamo Bay prisoner facility is cruel and inhumane to suspected terrorist prisoners captured on the battlefield. He believes that taking a baby from its mother’s womb, sucking out its brains and [...]
Dry Creek Chronicles
June 20, 2005 by Jim Pfaff · Leave a Comment
Here’s a great new blog I came across today: Dry Creek Chronicles.
Cheaper by the Dozen–Plus Four
June 20, 2005 by Jim Pfaff · Leave a Comment
Arkansas State Representative Jim Bob Dugger and his wife are expecting a new child, and it will bring their family up to sixteen children.
Now that’s family values!
Editorial Writers Claim Religious Discriminiation
June 16, 2005 by Jim Pfaff · Leave a Comment
The Indianapolis Star, a Gannett Co. newspaper, has been charged with religious discrimination in a lawsuit brought by two former editorial writers, James Patterson and Lisa Coffey.
INDIANAPOLIS: “[Patterson and Coffey have charged in court that] top newsroom managers ‘consistently and repeatedly demonstrated … a negative hostility toward Christianity.’”
The two are asking to be reinstated at [...]

