ACLU Praise New Jersey’s Ban on Death Penalty

Posted on December 17, 2007 - Filed Under ACLU, Child Exploitation, News, Politics As Usual | 6 Comments

They claim it is a shift in public opinion.
Today Governor Jon Corzine signed into law a bill that ends capital punishment in the state of New Jersey. The measure, which passed the state legislature last week with bipartisan majorities, replaces the death penalty with life imprisonment for the most serious offenders. New Jersey becomes [...]

Fred Thompson Endorsed by Iowa GOP Rep. Steve King

Posted on December 17, 2007 - Filed Under News, Politics As Usual, Video | 1 Comment

Michelle Malkin says this guy is a king maker. It will definitely help his chances in Iowa. It keeps the ball rolling on momentum from his debate performance. Things very well could start turning from all the predictions of the critics. Michelle has a transcript of the entire announcement. I’m [...]

Did Chicago Sun-Times Endanger a U.S. Soldier’s Life Just for a ‘Scoop’?

Posted on December 17, 2007 - Filed Under Liberal Media/Bias, News | Comments Off

Long-time gossip columnist for the Chicago Sun-Times, Michael Sneed, was one of the first to announce that the son of Chicago’s Mayor Daley volunteered as a private in the U.S. Army in 2004 after successfully attaining his MBA from the University of Chicago. That was interesting reporting, that such a big city mayor’s son would [...]

ACLU in the news

Posted on December 17, 2007 - Filed Under 1st Amendment, ACLU, Church And State, Politics As Usual | Comments Off

All you have to do is google ACLU and there’s always something going on.
ACLU claims religious test ‘proposed as a necessary qualification’ for president
If you can’t win your issue by the strength of your argumentâ€¦ then lie. Apparently that is the tactic of the ACLU if a recent “ACLU’s Diary” entry on the DailyKos by [...]

Father Coughlin was a Leftist

Posted on December 17, 2007 - Filed Under ACLU, Communism, History, News, Socialism | 3 Comments

A little bit of American history you won’t read in your history textbooks
As the Great Depression dragged toward the end of its first decade in 1938, Father Charles Coughlin released the latest issue of his newspaper Social Justice. It reprinted that most notorious and persistent of anti-Semitic tracts, The Protocols of the Learned Elders [...]