Writings

Flood your city with Third World refugees and immigrants, then elect one to Congress. Result: Third World elections.

The late John T. Noonan was, in many respects, a man of the Catholic left. He provided intellectual support for the argument that the Church had changed its teaching on usury, at least in part so that the Church could accommodate a world that was becoming capitalist. Noonan argued that this meant that the Church could also change its teaching on contraception. Noonan also defended Notre...

By Darrell Dow “Conservative” orthodox Protestantism is a house divided, and what’s dividing it mirrors a broader political schism: nationalist populism versus elitist globalism. The struggle between the unwashed and their elitist masters — a division that increasingly defines modern politics — has come to church. Evangelicals in the pews are in the crosshairs of their own leaders. Writing for...

Another video proves it.

His “victims,” a maniacal child rapist, a convicted strangler, and a revolutionary gun criminal, attacked him.

Perhaps this can be a regular feature. Part 1 is here.

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Someone so unhinged the editors at Merriam Webster have a video with which to illustrate the word in their online dictionary.

“Woman went crazy on hearing of Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s death.”

By R. Cort Kirkwood “My most fervent wish,” the late and lamented Associate Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg said, “is that I will not be replaced until a new president is installed.” One hopes Madame Ginsburg was exaggerating when she said her “most fervent wish” regarded her replacement, not the salvation of her eternal soul, but forgetting that, a few...

Memo to Never Trumpers: anyone who would rather see Justice Ginsburg’s replacement chosen by Joe Biden, who helped make “Bork” a verb, was never a conservative in any meaningful sense, and please don’t insult our intelligence by pretending otherwise.