Why Do Pro-Choice Catholics Even Exist?
The history of the Catholic left gives us the answer: Such people focused on the parts of the Church’s mission that still appealed to them, such as looking out for the poor and rebuking unjust discrimination.
Entries by Joe Miller
Despicable Congress Moves to Require Female Draft, Force Our Daughters Into Combat
House lawmakers took a large step toward putting female soldiers on the front lines, approving legislation requiring women to register for the draft.
Boehner Ally Plans to Spend $1 Million to Torpedo Conservative Rep. Bridenstine
Yesterday, John Boehner revealed what’s on his mind and the minds of the entire Chamber of Commerce/K Street/Fox News axis who are committed to the cause of #NeverCruz.
Pastor’s ‘Massive’ Prediction About What Will Happen If Trump Isn’t the GOP Nominee
Pastor Robert Jeffress of First Baptist Church in Dallas, Texas, has sparked both praise and controversy over his support for Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump.
President Hillary Clinton
Only Republicans can make President Hillary Clinton a reality.
Cruz Rolls Dice With Fiorina
The dramatic move was teased as a big announcement and dominated the news cycle a day after Donald Trump swept five Northeastern primaries and reasserted his dominance of the GOP race.
Why the GOP May Only Have 75 Days Left to Live
Some personal and brutally honest thoughts on where things stand, how we got here, etc. These thoughts are my own, and not reflective of any campaign.
Trump Says He Doesn’t Need Koch: ‘I Got My Own Money’
Donald Trump said he doesn’t need the support of campaign funding powerhouse Charles Koch.
Democrat Pushes to Expand ‘Secret’ Gun Confiscations in California
A California Assemblyman is pushing to expand firearm confiscations by allowing co-workers and others to file a complaint that sets the “secret” confiscation process in motion.
A Decisive Night in GOP and Democratic Nomination Races
With 172 Republican delegates up for grabs and another 384 at stake on the Democratic side, the recent presidential primary elections added some distance between the two parties’ respective front-runners and the challengers who remain in the race.