The HHS Mandate and the First Amendment

February 12, 2012 by Leave a comment

The first amendment battle in this country is starting to become more and more apparent as I observe some of the political discourse in this country. It is imperative that people recognize it’s significance or this will become another right, one of our most important ones,  that dissolves in the front of our eyes.

The impetus toward addressing this topic now is result of the religious freedom attack coming directly from the Barack Obama health care plan who’s HHS mandate directly violates conscience laws of individuals in this country. Read more of this post

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House Trying to Reverse Supreme Court Decision by Statute

June 17, 2010 by Leave a comment

Congress is just now following up on President Obama’s remarks in the State of the Union address back in January that they need to step up and reverse a Supreme Court decision he vehemently opposed. In any other time in this countries history, the effort by congress to do this would be to no avail. However, since no deference is given to the constitutional structure of our government, anything can happen. You cannot legally overrule what the highest court has already deemed unconstitutional by trying to subvert it with a law. The move by the supreme court back in January came down on an earlier bill from our legislature saying that they either comply with the constitution or amend it. Read more of this post

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Pelosi To Bishops: Promote Amnesty Bill in Sermons

May 17, 2010 by Leave a comment

So who should priests turn to for advice on the content of their sermons? Well Nancy Pelosi is certainly offering a lot of advice from her bully pulpit. Yes, if only her political agenda could be more intertwined in the churches. Better yet, let’s take their agenda and draw a parallel between it and something that was said in the Gospel or at least try to paraphrase the general tenure or intent of a portion of the Gospel. After all it makes complete sense to take the one area in many cases that acts as a break from politics and insert politics into every aspect of it. Read more of this post

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Dissent is now Classified as Cynicism and Pessimism?

May 16, 2010 by Leave a comment

So now we have this coming out from the Associated Press. Basically people should be asking themselves when it comes to the presidents commencement ceremony tour is: Where will Barack Obama strike next? He has nothing substantive to add to the college careers of any young person today, especially if you take into account Obama most recent offering of advice. Read more of this post

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