I'm awful with remembering quotes, but isn't there one about not knowing history and doomed to repeating it?

I'm disappointed in the Catholic vote.  I'm saddened to think that there are so many Catholics who voted for someone who is the biggest pro-abortion candidate.  EVER.  This even after so many bishops stated that it's a grave sin to do so because abortion is intrinsically evil.  There's no way around that.  Another thing that…

Red Cardigan says it plainly and says it well: Never before in the history of America have the nation's citizens selected as their leader a man so steeped in the support of evil as Barack Obama. Never before has America so sullenly turned her back on God and on His laws as she did this…

Children have a way of getting to the heart of the matter.  Sister, this evening, asked Ben, "Is life going to win tomorrow?"  We are praying.

HT:  Become What You Are

HT:  Red Cardigan  Go and read her analysis (she's much better at this than I).

Here are 100 other reasons NOT to vote for Obama (with links). I'm not a very political person.  Even Ben has commented on how much I've been reading and talking about this election.  This election has scared me.  A lot.  I worry what's going to happen if Obama's elected.  The right to life issue is…

I've often wondered what has happened to the reporting of facts.  Instead we get a skewed version of the facts and surely not the whole story.  Here's a great op-ed piece by a Democart, no less, taking journalists to task.  He's in the know as he is also a newspaper columnist.

Go read it.