Just for fun…..
I just thought I’d share this terrific photo of the grand-children of former U.S. Rep. Bob Livingston. Enjoy it, and follow this link to a You Tube video of Louis […]
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Unicorns Have More Substance Than Core Supporters
Here, I challenge business leaders supporting Common Core to a debate.
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Conservative Movement Giant M. Stanton Evans, in multiple tributes
M. Stanton Evans was not just one of the leading lights of the conservative movement and of conservative journalism; he was a founder of the movement, a lodestar, a definer […]
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Sunday Reflections, March 8
The readings today are: Exodus 20:1-17; Psalm 19; I Corinthians 1:18-25; John 2:13-22. The first reading is the recounting of the Ten Commandments. The Gospel is the famous scene of […]
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Daily Roundup, March 5: Bibi’s grand slam, Hillary being Hillary, and more…
Interesting reading for the day (but endorsement of ideas therein not necessarily implied): Bibi’s grand slam: Boxing in Obama on Iran’s nukes by John Podhoretz The Latest Clinton Scandal Is […]
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Possums, beavers and gars: Oh my!
State Rep. Chris Pringle works to clean deadwood from the Alabama Code. Good work. And a rather humorous set of examples, if I do say so myself! It starts like […]
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Monday’s Roundup – Netanyahu’s real challenger, Jeb’s wake-up call, and more….
Netahyahu’s true electoral rival, by Caroline Glick Sorry, Jeb, the race is wide open, by Peggy Noonan Netanyahu’s Moment, by William Kristol Why Bibi’s Speech Matters by Matthew Continetti Lieberman: […]
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Sunday Reflections, March 1
The readings today are: Genesis 17:1-7, 15-16; Psalm 22:22-30; Romans 4:13-25; Mark 8: 31-38. The first three readings all revolve in some way around God’s promise to Abraham to make […]
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Daily Roundup, Feb. 27: Scandals, ISIS, and Ineptitude
We have a smorgasbord of good reading, from other sites, to recommend today. (Please assume no implication that ideas therein are necessarily endorsed.) GOP leaders should learn from the […]
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The Faithless Gina Gregory
Gina Gregory’s honesty lies in serious question, now that she has engineered another three-year extension of the final penny of Mobile’s hideously high combined (city/county/state) sales tax of 10 percent. […]
