Beautiful life

Beautiful life

Here’s a song called Beau­ti­ful Life (The Good Life) sung by Trip Lee and V Rose — it speaks for itself.  Pass it on:   Read more
May
17
2012

Dennis Miller advises Romney

I know — I know.  Another video, I’m sorry.  But really?  This is fun.  Den­nis Miller goes on O’Reilly and advises Rom­ney on polit­i­cal ads and I’m telling you, based on this piece, the Rom­ney cam­paign ought to con­sider... Read more
SBA Lists’s War on Women

SBA Lists’s War on Women

Great video from the pro-life orga­ni­za­tion SBA List dis­cussing the Left’s manda­tory stan­dard­iza­tion require­ments for all women:   Read more
Project Veritas in North Carolina

Project Veritas in North Carolina

Con­tin­u­ing with their ongo­ing exposé regard­ing voter fraud in the United States, Project Ver­i­tas vis­ited North Car­olina to see if it is occurs there as well.  As you can plainly see in James O’Keefe’s video, that kind of dis­en­fran­chise­ment could sim­ply never hap­pen... Read more
MSNBC trashes Ann

MSNBC trashes Ann

Here we go.  Yet another cul­tural edict com­ing from yet another panel dis­cus­sion on MSNBC.  Here we are informed about how we ought be feel­ing about Ann Romney’s appar­ently “insuf­fer­able” and “creepy” op-ed:     Got that?  You see... Read more
Attachment Parenting

Attachment Parenting

I absolutely do not like the photo of Jamie Lynne Grumet that Time Mag­a­zine decided to use on it’s cover, so we can start right there.  It was need­lessly shock­ing and reduces the nur­tur­ing aspects of breast-feeding down to a media fad.  I... Read more
Eating their young

Eating their young

How do I know that God exists?     I’ve spent a rea­son­able amount of time con­sid­er­ing this question.  Read the great philoso­phers, et al.  The only empir­i­cal evi­dence that I have of God’s existence…because unlike Michele Bach­mann, God doesn’t talk... Read more
Silence

Silence

With elec­tion sea­son under way, I’d sure like to see some polit­i­cal ads with a bit more energy infused in them.  You know, just a lit­tle bite…especially since the Rom­ney cam­paign is run­ning a deficit in the enthu­si­asm depart­ment, but this is... Read more
Forward?  how about downward

Forward? how about downward

I’m telling you.  Love him or hate him, Newt Gin­grich has a way of encap­su­lat­ing con­ser­v­a­tive sen­ti­ment into one suc­cinct quip that res­onates with a lot of people.  He’s very depend­able in that way.  Here we have a Bre­it­bart video... Read more
May
05
2012

The Kennedy legacy

I have a video today from GBTV that kind of fol­lows along with some of the Cranky House­wife post­ings of the last few weeks regard­ing our grow­ing cul­ture of death.  I thought you all might be inter­ested in it.  It speaks to... Read more
Prolife movement celebrates victory

Prolife movement celebrates victory

This most excel­lent news comes from LifeNews.com - Pep­sico has decided to alter its con­tract with biotech firm Seno­myx.  You may not know this, but that deci­sion is a huge vic­tory for the pro-life move­ment.  Seno­myx uses human embroys in its fla­vor test­ing research and Pep­sico has... Read more
Savage attack on high school students

Savage attack on high school students

Lan­guage warn­ing - Be advised that the video fea­tured in this post has some extreme lan­guage in it and some read­ers might find it deeply offen­sive.  It is not being dis­played for its shock value but because it was part of a dis­cus­sion on... Read more
The difference between Maher and Limbaugh

The difference between Maher and Limbaugh

Lan­guage warn­ing — Jimmy Kim­mel speaks before a crowd of media elites, politi­cians and the Pres­i­dent of the United States at the White House Cor­re­spon­dents’ Din­ner and takes the oppor­tu­nity to tell con­ser­v­a­tives what we think.    Per­coset.  Clever.  But no knock-knock... Read more
Slaves of science

Slaves of science

And so the War on Reli­gion rages on.  We start here with a woman named Emily Herx who lives in Fort Wayne, Indi­ana and was fired from the Roman Catholic school where she taught com­puter sci­ence.  She was fired because... Read more
Social Justice in Chicago Public Schools

Social Justice in Chicago Public Schools

Today’s video comes from EAGNews.org and pro­files Jones Col­lege Prep — a promi­nent and respected high school in Chicago.  In March, JCP decided to cel­e­brate Social Jus­tice Week and invited com­mu­nity orga­niz­ers from the Engle­wood area to instruct stu­dents in... Read more