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It’s Not Over . . . Argument In Court Continues On Some Results Of Arizona 2022 General Election

August 15, 2023 Featured Today Comments Off on It’s Not Over . . . Argument In Court Continues On Some Results Of Arizona 2022 General Election

By DEXTER DUGGAN PHOENIX — Repercussions about the accuracy of the results of the 2022 Arizona general election continue, with Republican attorney general nominee Abe Hamadeh reportedly expected to hear a decision from the Arizona Supreme Court by the end of August.Hamadeh supposedly lost the attorney general race to radical-left Democrat Kris Mayes by fewer than 300 ballots out of more than 2.5 million cast.Rather than pursuing a modest program due to the closeness of the announced result, Mayes plunged ahead with her radical views, including vowing not to enforce existing Arizona abortion laws and even quickly issuing a news release to say she wouldn’t abide by a U.S. Supreme Court decision on the First Amendment from Colorado that she…Continue Reading

Jack Smith’s Sham Indictment… Shows Biden Regime Wants To Face Trump

August 14, 2023 Featured Today Comments Off on Jack Smith’s Sham Indictment… Shows Biden Regime Wants To Face Trump

By JOSH HAMMER A federal indictment of former President Donald Trump on charges pertaining to his ham-fisted contestation of the 2020 presidential election and the subsequent January 6, 2021 jamboree at the U.S. Capitol was all but a foregone conclusion, and Department of Justice-appointed special counsel Jack Smith delivered the goods on Tuesday, August 1.In a 45-page sham indictment of the 45th president’s post-2020 Election Day conduct, President Joe Biden’s hatchet man argued for a ludicrously broad view of fraud and criminal conspiracy, a chilling view of free speech and a dystopian view of the attorney-client relationship.With its unprecedented politicization of the rule of law and brazen siccing of the federal prosecutorial apparatus on a leading partisan foe, the Biden…Continue Reading

Pride And Prejudice

August 13, 2023 Featured Today Comments Off on Pride And Prejudice

By DONALD DeMARCO Jewish society in the time of Jesus was organized according to a veritable caste-system. An invisible, but highly effective wall, separated those who knew the Law — the Priests, Scribes, and Pharisees — and the “crowd.” A member of the lower class might know more about the Law than one of the higher class, but he was nonetheless condemned to remain part of his lower class, subject to the social disdain and prejudice that was heaped upon him and his peers.This caste-system is important to know if we are to grasp fully the story that begins with the man, blind from birth, whom Jesus — who came into the world to bring light — cured. Jesus was…Continue Reading

Schumer Lets Federal Pension Money Go To Communist China

August 12, 2023 Featured Today Comments Off on Schumer Lets Federal Pension Money Go To Communist China

By TERENCE P. JEFFREY Director of National Intelligence Avril Haines sat before the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence last March and calmly explained why Communist China is no friend of the United States.“(T)he People’s Republic of China — which is increasingly challenging the United States economically, technologically, politically, and militarily around the world — remains our unparalleled priority,” she said.“(T)he CCP,” said Haines, “continues to take an increasingly aggressive approach to external affairs, pursuing its goal of building a world-class military; expanding its nuclear arsenal; pursuing counter-space weapons capable of targeting U.S. and allied satellites; forcing foreign companies and coercing foreign countries to allow the transfer of technology and intellectual property in order to boost its indigenous capabilities; continuing to…Continue Reading

Blasts New Mexico Governor . . . For Referring Women To Satanic Temple For Abortions

August 11, 2023 Featured Today Comments Off on Blasts New Mexico Governor . . . For Referring Women To Satanic Temple For Abortions

By STEVEN ERTELT Santa Fe, N.M. (LifeNews) — New Mexico’s pro-abortion Gov. Michelle Lujan-Grisham’s taxpayer funded abortion hotline was recently caught referring women to The Satanic Temple Health (TST Health) abortion facility.News of what Lujan-Grisham is doing on the public dime made waves last week and came under heavy condemnation.Students for Life of America is one of the pro-life groups that slammed the governor.“We already know that the Abortion Lobby does the work of the Devil. In fact, we’ve even seen so-called ‘satanic temples’ partner with the Abortion Lobby to try and to claim that abortions are a ‘religious practice.’ In other words, they’re admitting that they view abortions as ritual child sacrifice,” says SFLA president Kristan Hawkins.“And as if…Continue Reading

The Thoughts Of An Abortion Crusader

August 10, 2023 Featured Today Comments Off on The Thoughts Of An Abortion Crusader

By TOM TAKASH In her first book Boundless, writer and physician Christine Henneberg, MD, often using flowery prose (her undergraduate degree is in creative writing), treats us to a self-absorbed and judgmental story of her efforts through four years of medical school and three years of residency to reach her much desired goal as an “abortion provider.” Woven into her journey we occasionally follow her as a wife, then as a pregnant abortionist, and eventually as a mother. Along the way we get glimpses of her youth. One that seems to be that of a young woman raised in a secular and sterile household. That’s my assessment, not hers.I found no mention of any religion among family members. At one…Continue Reading

A Pilgrimage In England . . . Traces G.K. Chesterton’s Path In Hope Of His Beatification

August 9, 2023 Featured Today Comments Off on A Pilgrimage In England . . . Traces G.K. Chesterton’s Path In Hope Of His Beatification

By ANNA KURIAN ROME (CNA) — On July 29, the 13th annual G.K. Chesterton Pilgrimage took place in England between London and Beaconsfield, from the church where the British writer was baptized to the town west of the English capital where he died in 1936.The 27-mile walk, organized by the Catholic G.K. Chesterton Society, is an initiative in support of the writer’s cause for beatification, which is not opened yet.The pilgrimage started with a conference organized in London 14 years ago by the U.S.-based Chesterton Society to reflect on the validity of a hypothetical cause of beatification for Chesterton.After underlining the possible “holiness” of Gilbert Keith Chesterton, the speakers came to the conclusion that the society, not being Catholic, could…Continue Reading

Does Biden Know The Difference… Between The Debt And The Deficit — Or Auburn And Alabama?

August 8, 2023 Featured Today Comments Off on Does Biden Know The Difference… Between The Debt And The Deficit — Or Auburn And Alabama?

By TERENCE P. JEFFREY Ask anyone who follows college football to name the man who has coached Alabama for the past 16 years and they will surely give you a correct answer.His name is Nick Saban.But that might not be the answer you would get if you asked President Joe Biden.At a July 29 campaign event in Freeport, Maine, Biden took a swipe at Republican Sen. Tommy Tuberville of Alabama. Before he became a senator, Tuberville had served as head football coach at Mississippi, Auburn, Texas Tech, and Cincinnati.Auburn, which is located in Alabama, is a football rival to the University of Alabama.“Well — and the senator from Alabama, he knew how to coach Alabama, I think,” said Biden, according…Continue Reading

In Science-Driven Documentary . . . Shroud Of Turin Gets “True Crime” Treatment

August 7, 2023 Featured Today Comments Off on In Science-Driven Documentary . . . Shroud Of Turin Gets “True Crime” Treatment

By SHANNON MULLEN NAPA, Calif. — In 1988, carbon-dating tests concluded the Shroud of Turin was a 700-year-old fake. Thirty-five years later, twenty-first century science is pointing to a dramatically different conclusion.The carbon tests overseen by the British Museum and Oxford University have since been discredited. For reasons not fully explained, researchers analyzed only a small fiber sample taken from an edge of the shroud that was damaged in a fire in 1532 and mended by Poor Clare nuns using dyes.Meanwhile, ever more sophisticated tests of the cloth’s pollen, bloodstains, and its perfect three-dimensional imagery are producing mounting evidence that the Shroud of Turin was created in the first century by a “nuclear event” that can’t be replicated by today’s…Continue Reading

Where Are We Going? And How Do We Get There?

August 6, 2023 Featured Today Comments Off on Where Are We Going? And How Do We Get There?

By DONALD DeMARCO I am not a very good reader. Speed reading is not in my DNA. I pick up a book or a magazine and commence reading. But I do not get very far. A provocative sentence stops me in my tracks. I am compelled to meditate on the sentence and draw from it all the intellectual nourishment that it provides.An example of my “read and stop” method is a sentence I came upon from an obscure text in the writings of St. Thomas Aquinas: “Although man has a natural inclination toward his ultimate end, he cannot attain it by natural means but by grace only, and this is because of the eminence of that very end.” This is…Continue Reading