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The Plot Against Democracy
by Daniel Greenfield
by Daniel Greenfield on Jun 12, 2017 in Featured, Government & Politics, Law & Justice, The Social Order 
There’s no room in the Democrat Party for democrats.
Tag: "politics"
The New Civil War
by Daniel Greenfield
The left expects everyone to accept its ideological authority.
What’s the Deal with a $15 Minimum Wage?
by Dr. Tracy C. Miller
by Dr. Tracy C. Miller on Apr 20, 2016 in Featured, Government & Politics, Law & Justice, The Economy
More money, fewer jobs.
Youmerica
by Daniel Greenfield
by Daniel Greenfield on Mar 21, 2016 in Featured, Government & Politics, Law & Justice, The Social Order
Without virtues, politics are reduced to tribal emotion and personal greed.
Attacks on Scott Walker Remind of Reagan
by Dr. Paul Kengor
Two recent episodes have parallels in Reagan’s life.
Despite Protests, Cardinal Dolan Hosts Political Rivals at Charity Dinner
by Karee Santos
“It is time to cancel” the annual bi-partisan charity event known as “the Al Smith Dinner and all the other ‘Catholic’ traditions that have been hijacked by the world,” recently asserted Msgr. Charles Pope in a column that was quickly removed from the official website of the Archdiocese of Washington, D.C.. “In the old days […]
All Politics is Local
by Ken Connor
They say all politics is local, but this is easy to forget amidst the incessant frenzy of a 24-hour news cycle that tends to focus exclusively on national politics. For many people, particularly those residing in sprawling suburban bedroom communities or bustling urban centers, it is easy to overlook the local in favor of the […]
Politics and the Pulpit: Part Two: The IRS is Not the Law
by Fr. Frank Pavone
by Fr. Frank Pavone on Feb 26, 2014 in Columnists, Contraception & Abortion, Featured, Law & Justice
The American people are more fed up with the IRS than ever before, and want to see an investigation into the abuses that have been — and continue to be — perpetrated there. This frequent theme of news reports these days intersects perfectly with our ongoing series regarding the position of Churches regarding politics and […]
George Washington on Religion and Morality
by E. L. Core
by E. L. Core on Feb 22, 2014 in Columnists, Featured, Government & Politics, Law & Justice, The Social Order
George Washington was born this day, February 22nd, in 1732.
Breaking Our Partisan Chains
by Jason Hall
If you’ve been following the litigation challenging the now-infamous Health and Human Services mandate requiring employer-provided group health plans to cover abortifacients, sterilization, and artificial contraception, you may be aware that a company named Eden Foods has filed one such lawsuit. Eden Foods is an organic food company that began as a co-operative venture with the mission of providing […]
Ta-Daaa! Coronate Ineptitude: Dance the Obama Two-Step
by Luke Hamilton
Remember when Bugs would get in trouble?
Time to Step Up? Two Americas, One Future: The Choice is Yours
by Luke Hamilton
To which America do you belong?
Want to Know How Washington Really Works?
by Ken Connor
“You see, boys forget what their country means by just reading The Land of the Free in history books. Then they get to be men they forget even more. Liberty’s too precious a thing to be buried in books . . . . Men should hold it up in front of them every single day […]
Same-Sex Marriage Approval Ratings
by Russell Shaw
by Russell Shaw on Apr 05, 2013 in Columnists, Featured, Government & Politics, The Homosexual Agenda
Surprise! Approval of same-sex marriage has risen sharply among Americans in just a few years–according to one poll, from 41% in favor in 2004 to nearly 60% now. Surprise! Some surprise. The same media trumpeting this change lately worked hard to bring it about. Major sectors of the communication industry, both news and entertainment, have […]
Time to Temper the Political Discourse
by Marybeth Hicks
Someone should take a poll asking Americans how they feel about polling. I’m pretty sure our shared distaste for it is one thing about which nearly all of us would agree. Of all the polling data released in the week leading up to Tuesday’s election, the one that struck me as most revealing came from […]
Eliminating Political Vitriol Online
by Lisa Hendey
As we prepare for the critical November elections, I find myself increasingly frustrated whenever I enter my social networking venues online. A trip to Facebook or Twitter these days often feels like a running of the gauntlet as I dodge nasty comments, unkind graphics, and attack oriented posts on both ends of the political spectrum. […]
The Catholic Woman Voter
by Cheryl Dickow
“The hour is coming, in fact has come, when the vocation of women is being acknowledged in its fullness, the hour in which women acquire in the world an influence, an effect and a power never hitherto achieved. That is why, at this moment when the human race is undergoing so deep a transformation, women […]
Academic Liberalism Replaced with Leftism
by Marybeth Hicks
The Twitter exchange between my son and me captures the frustration of college students (and parents) all across America: Jimmy: “Teacher just suggested that we read The People’s History of America. Who doesn’t love biased liberal opinions to start the mornin #shootme” Me: “Howard Zinn!? Awesome! Your indoctrination has begun. #soproud #occupyyourliberalcollegeeducation” From the elite, […]
The Prickly Catholic Vote
by Louie Verrecchio
In the days immediately following Mitt Romney’s selection of Paul Ryan as his running mate, the Catholic blogosphere was all abuzz with excitement, but it was also filled with much hand-wringing over the Wisconsin congressman’s alleged attachment to the philosophy of Ayn Rand. Now, I’m not talking about liberals in Catholic clothing like James Salt […]
A Different Brand of Liberated Woman
by Colleen Carroll Campbell
Thanks to President Barack Obama’s contraceptive mandate and Catholic concerns about its impact on religious liberty, Catholic women have emerged as this year’s most coveted and scrutinized swing voters. At last week’s Democratic National Convention, they heard copious testimonials about Obama’s pro-woman credentials. Particularly pointed were the appeals from Caroline Kennedy, who invoked her Catholic […]
A Coward No More: Friendship and Politics
by Barb Lishko
I have a very dear friend I have known since high school. We were both baptized Catholic as babies, raised in Catholic homes, and received all of our sacraments. I was in her Catholic wedding and she was in mine. We are Godparents of each other’s children. Where we stray is in our political convictions. […]
