Let’s face it, you of conservative persuasion, there is an early amendment to the Constitution that simply has to go in this modern day and age. It is an amendment that has permitted the commission of heinous acts and led to innumerable deaths. It ought to be repealed. Let it go, guys. I am speaking,…
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If you need proof that President Obama places little value on the Constitution he has sworn to protect, go visit the Metropolitan Detention Center in Los Angeles and ask to take a peek at Nakoula Basseley Nakoula, the man who produced that God-awful film called “The Innocence of Muslims.” Nakoula, if that is his name…
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A lot has been written recently about the Obama Administration and the controversy with the Catholic Church. The mandate in Obamacare requires all employers to provide birth control to their employees as well as abortifacients – the morning-after pills that can contribute to the abortion of a fertilized egg. Obviously, the Catholic Church’s teachings oppose…
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While “Bush Derangement Syndrome” has subsided in the psyche of the left since the President left office, Palin Derangement Syndrome has risen. As the presidential election of 2012 looms, even though no one knows whether Mrs. Palin plans to run, I would venture to say that the left is now suffering much worse with, what…
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May 5, 2011 in
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Leona SalazarTags: Amy Hagopian, Anthony Maschek, Barack Obama, Bill O’Reilly, Columbia University, Coming Home, Dennis Miller, First Amendment, Fisher House, Kaziah Hancock, Navy Seals, Project Compassion, Rosie O’Donnell, ROTC, Sacrifice is Not Faceless, TAPS, U.S. military, University of Washington, USA Cares, Usama Bin Laden, Wounded Warrior Project
I’m so very proud of our military but words can’t express the admiration and deep gratitude I feel towards the Navy Seals who, with razor-sharp precision, infiltrated Bin Laden’s compound and killed him. I say, “good riddance UBL and may you rot in hell with the rest of your cohorts.” So while I’m reading today…
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March 3, 2011 in
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Leona SalazarTags: evil, First Amendment, Fred Phelps, Gov. Jan Brewer, Matthew Snyder, military funerals, Supreme Court, Tucson shootings, Westboro Baptist Church
I recently read a very interesting book entitled, “The Rite,” written by an Italian journalist who accompanied a modern-day exorcist, Fr. Gary Thomas, during his training in Rome. (I haven’t seen the movie.) In the book, one of the parishioners asks the priest not to discuss evil spirits and demonic possession during his sermon because…
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