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What’s Trump’s Ploy?. . . Both Biden And GOP Cowards Give Bad Examples To Disappointed Nation

November 29, 2020 Frontpage Comments Off on What’s Trump’s Ploy?. . . Both Biden And GOP Cowards Give Bad Examples To Disappointed Nation

By DEXTER DUGGAN Americans had plenty on their plates over the Thanksgiving holiday, but only a little of the massive volume was turkey and the trimmings.Heaped higher were serious considerations of what afflicted the nation politically, and what could be expected.Because of The Wanderer’s Thanksgiving-week production schedule, this article was written earlier than usual, overnight on November 23-24, but certain issues would remain timely regardless of what happened in the courts and elsewhere during the holiday week.Three topics were Joe Biden giving bad example to others, Republican Party deserters, and a third party as finally feasible.Consider how Biden used ostentatious displays of his faux Catholicism.Biden and everyone else knew very well that opposing massive slaughter of innocent preborn babies wasn’t…Continue Reading

Old Pictures And Nuns Who Get It

November 27, 2020 Frontpage Comments Off on Old Pictures And Nuns Who Get It

By JOE SIXPACK When I was a kid, I used to laugh at old pictures of my grandfather and how his mother dressed him when he was a kid. Boy, those sure were some funny-looking clothes mothers put their sons in back in those days. I remember thinking how my grandfather and his little friends looked like sissies in those clothes.Fast forward fifty years.The other day, I was looking at some old family photos from when I was a little boy. It struck me how my mother dressed me when I was little. I had to smile at the memory of what I thought about my grandfather’s dress when he was the same age I was in those pictures. What…Continue Reading

2020 Is A Litany Of Endless Woes… What’s There To Be Thankful For?

November 26, 2020 Frontpage Comments Off on 2020 Is A Litany Of Endless Woes… What’s There To Be Thankful For?

By MARY ANN KREITZER (LifeSiteNews) — Thanksgiving hovers on the horizon inviting us to reflect on the importance of giving thanks to God for our multitude of blessings. It may seem incongruous in this year of so many challenges. What do we have to be thankful for? We’ve faced the illness and death of loved ones, coronavirus lockdowns, cancelled religious services and locked churches, isolation, and unemployment, not to mention wildfires in California, riots ripping apart our cities, and devastating hurricanes with massive flooding on the Gulf Coast. The litany of woes seems endless.And yet, in 1 Thessalonians 5:18, St. Paul tells us, “In all things give thanks; for this is the will of God in Christ Jesus concerning you…Continue Reading

Two-Time Senate Loser . . . Establishment Stumbled Its Way Into Flipping Arizona Into The Blue

November 25, 2020 Frontpage Comments Off on Two-Time Senate Loser . . . Establishment Stumbled Its Way Into Flipping Arizona Into The Blue

By DEXTER DUGGAN PHOENIX — Republicans seemed to face severe difficulties in U.S. Senate races in the 2020 general election. After all, this time around the GOP was defending 23 spots in the Upper Chamber, including two special elections, and the Democrats only 12 seats. Just to start with, here was a mathematical burden. In warfare, would you rather have to defend 23 forts, or only 12?Plus, everyone was told repeatedly of the “blue wave” that would sweep away Republicans. Disaster loomed for the pachyderms, the pundits chorused.But the commentariat failed again. The blue wave was another of its fictions. The GOP even flipped one Democratic Senate seat, in Alabama, while losing two of its own, in Colorado and Arizona.…Continue Reading

A Beacon Of Light… Autumn And Advent

November 24, 2020 Frontpage Comments Off on A Beacon Of Light… Autumn And Advent

By FR. RICHARD D. BRETON JR. (Editor’s Note: Fr. Richard D. Breton Jr. is a priest of the Diocese of Norwich, Conn. He is currently the parochial vicar of St. Andrew Parish in Colchester and St. Francis of Assisi Parish in Lebanon. He received his BA in religious studies and his MA in dogmatic theology from Holy Apostles College and Seminary in Cromwell, Conn.) As the autumn leaves fall to the ground, we notice the days shortening. Daylight fades as the darkness of the night comes slowly upon us. On October 31, we entered daylight savings time. As the darkness creeps upon us and snatches away part of the day, we feel the struggle within us.This is reminiscent of the…Continue Reading

Thanksgiving Plans…Or Not

November 23, 2020 Frontpage Comments Off on Thanksgiving Plans…Or Not

By DEACON MIKE MANNO, JD This month, in fact this week, is Thanksgiving and, apparently, it has not been totally banned, although some of our political leaders and medical bureaucrats are telling us that it might be best to skip friends and family celebrations this year so we can all be around for next year. A little silly, in my book, since there is no guarantee that any of us, especially our elderly parents and grandparents, will be around in a year.So in order to do my part in the face of the pandemic, as if I haven’t been isolated enough, I decided to look into some of the recommendations our leaders have given us for how to handle this…Continue Reading

Take No Survivors, Says Post Writer . . . Leftists Start Making Their Lists, But Not For Christmas Gifts

November 22, 2020 Frontpage Comments Off on Take No Survivors, Says Post Writer . . . Leftists Start Making Their Lists, But Not For Christmas Gifts

By DEXTER DUGGAN The voting discrepancies that were manipulated in the Trump-Biden presidential contest by Democratic fraudsters are so widespread, will their full measure ever be known?In the meantime, there absolutely was no reason for Republican President Trump to cede any power quickly to Democrat Joe Biden that would allow left-wing thugs further force over law-abiding Americans.Vote-counting in the George W. Bush-Al Gore presidential race in 2000 lasted more than a month for just a small part of one state, Florida. Now, however, Trump was being urged to surrender soon by his foes even though several entire states were immediately at issue, plus who knows how many other areas.Preventing Biden from gaining any sort of authority over law enforcement that…Continue Reading

Children Are Prime Targets Of Pandemic Panic

November 21, 2020 Frontpage Comments Off on Children Are Prime Targets Of Pandemic Panic

By CHRISTOPHER MANION A June survey by the Guttmacher Institute, the research arm of Planned Parenthood, found that “more than 40 percent of women surveyed changed their plans of when to have children or how many children to have, because of the pandemic. One-third of women (34 percent) planned to get pregnant later or have fewer children.”Amidst all the power-plays using the Pandemic Panic as their template, the war on community, family, and children qualifies as the most grotesque. And the prospect of a possible Biden administration has them salivating all the more.Had the China Virus not been dumped on the United States this year, Donald Trump would have won reelection with ease. His success lay not only in the…Continue Reading

When I Was Too Little…

November 20, 2020 Frontpage Comments Off on When I Was Too Little…

By JOE SIXPACK Little Janie was coloring in her coloring book while her mother sewed a few feet away. All at once, Janie got up and ran over to her mother. She climbed up into her mother’s lap and threw her arms around her neck and kissed her. Then laying her little head on her mother’s shoulder, she whispered into her mother’s ear, “Mommy, I love you.”Her mother hugged Janie and asked, “Why do you love me, sweetheart?”With tears in her eyes, she answered, “Because you loved me when I was too little to love you back.”As I recall from my reading, the very first question in the old Baltimore Catechism is, “Why did God create me?” If you think…Continue Reading

It Always Has Been… Politics Is A Dirty, Nasty Business

November 19, 2020 Frontpage Comments Off on It Always Has Been… Politics Is A Dirty, Nasty Business

By BARBARA SIMPSON (Editor’s Note: This article first appeared on WorldNetDaily, www.wnd.com, November 6. All rights reserved. Barbara Simpson has a 20-year radio, TV, and newspaper career in the Bay Area and Los Angeles.) I remember the good old days when I was first registered to vote and did my patriotic duty in my first presidential election. It really meant something to me — I was young and naive!Actually, I take part of that back. Yes, I was young, but I wasn’t naive about politics. That’s because my parents were active in politics at all levels. They got involved locally, and it grew from there. My mother eventually was elected state committeewoman, so we knew politicians up through the state…Continue Reading