Incoming AG to feds: Hands off my state

Below is the link to my interview with Virginia’s new attorney general, Ken Cuccinelli, who is deeply concerned about congressional bills designed to impose upon states’ rights. He said he’ll do everything in his power to protect Virginians from federal overreach. Here’s an excerpt on the ‘ healthcare’ proposals by Congress:
“I believe the individual mandate [...]

Taxpayers swarm Capitol to protest Obamacare

A wide array of Americans turned out to protest government ‘health care’: http://www.wnd.com/index.php?fa=PAGE.view&pageId=115126.

‘Not Evil Just Wrong’ exposes Al Gore’s threatening agenda

Al Gore received a Nobel Prize and an Oscar for claiming that humans cause global warming and an “accelerated melting of the north polar ice cap.” Given such mantras, many European children fear that polar bears and civilization will be wiped out by floods. Meanwhile, millions of Africans die from malaria because the insecticide DDT [...]

Who’s the Racist Now?

With his reaction to the arrest of Henry Louis Gates, President Obama diverted attention from his ill-formed healthcare agenda by throwing racism into the mix. We all know how that turned out and since the American people were not silenced, Obama’s fans in Congress and media are trying to brand us as bigots. But when will pundits [...]

Obama’s immigration ‘reform’ coming soon…

President Barack Obama invited a group of Senate and House members to the White House for a June 25 meeting on comprehensive immigration reform. Among other things, he announced that Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano will work with lawmakers and that the federal government will target employers who hire undocumented workers.
For years, Helen Krieble, president [...]

Gary Sinise and ‘Brothers at War’

Here’s the story published by National Catholic Register:
 
War, Family and Faith
Gary Sinise and Filmmakers Reveal Faith
BY ANITA CRANE, REGISTER CORRESPONDENT
March 15-21, 2009 Issue | Posted 3/6/09 at 7:04 AM
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Behind the new film Brothers at War, which was scheduled to open in theaters March 13, are two Catholic stories.
One is that of a [...]

Archbishop Naumann on the Sebelius controversy and other challenges

Archbishop Joseph F. Naumann, D.D.

President Obama’s nomination of Gov. Kathleen Sebelius as Health and Human Services secretary is highly controversial and this interview entitled ”Restoring Catholic Integrity” from the Oct. 2008 print edition of Catholic World Report explains why.
 
His Excellency, Joseph F. Naumann, D.D., was ordained the archbishop of Kansas City, Kansas on January 15, 2005. [...]

Pro-lifers think BIG

Maybe the producers at ABC, CBS and NBC were so tuckered after televising President Barack Obama’s inauguration that they didn’t notice an estimated 250,000 Americans gathered in Washington just two days later. March for Life 2009 attendance indicates that something huge is afoot. Yet only the Catholic cable network EWTN covered it thoroughly.

Tim Graham [...]

Christ, Obama and America

These days, many Christians in America are downhearted. No wonder! In addition to economic distress and news of terrorism, the presidential election revealed more about our countrymen and women than it did about Barack Hussein Obama. To complicate matters, certain “conservative” pundits are preaching that anyone who cares about human rights ought to just shut-up and [...]

The chief justice: Archbishop Raymond Burke

This interview was conducted shortly before Archbishop Burke left St. Louis for his new post in Rome as prefect of the Apostolic Signatura, the Vatican’s supreme court. A link to the article in The Catholic World Report (Nov. 2008) follows these excerpts.
Among your many scholarly articles on canon law was the 2007 treatise entitled “The Discipline Regarding the [...]