Haha. Good article from National Review online. Fits in with what I posted a couple of days ago – Hedge fund operator Paul Tudor Jones – we are going broke quickly if we don't control spending & raise taxes The only thing we have going for us – other countries from China to Europe are … Read more
This is the Times endorsement, and was published on September 30th. Only conclusion is that in the view of the NY Times editorialists, you're unpatriotic to vote for Trump. Which means about half the country is unpatriotic… This from the "paper of record". The whole editorial is 27 mostly long paragraphs – hit the link … Read more
Brigid and I took off Wednesday morning and got back late Friday afternoon. Johnstown is a fairly historic town in Fulton County. It’s about 45 miles northeast of Albany, so an under 3 hour drive from Croton. Easy to stay in touch with Tim in my office (of course he went golfing for two of … Read more
I had posted a few days ago about this "Pope Francis canonizes the "Martyrs of Damascus" so this is three minutes of more information. So far "he's proclaimed 926 during his papacy." Nice to post this on a Sunday.
I posted this yesterday Good article: "The Chronically Underestimated Kamala Harris" and coincidentally this article was in yesterday's NY Times. No mention of her fanatical support and promotion for abortion Harris Rejects Religious Exemptions for Abortion. That's Harris's faith? The Rev. Dr. Amos Brown was taking his usual Sunday afternoon nap in late July when … Read more
From National Review online. Should be free to read – no paywall. If I had to place a bet on who is going to win in – I'm afraid it's "Madame President". The Chronically Underestimated Kamala Harris On the menu today: I have no beef with Charlie Cooke’s brilliant trilogy, “A-hole, Lunatic, Idiot.” But I … Read more
This past Sunday and interesting stories. The Martyrs of Damascus were killed in 1860. Three of them were siblings in the Maronite Catholic Church The Three Massabki Brothers. They were all killed for refusing to convert to Islam.
Got this off CatholicVote - the founding President of Boston College – In 1848, when the Swiss Jesuit Father Johannes Bapst arrived in the United States and received his first assignment—pastoring the Penobscot in Maine—he had two concerns. First, he spoke neither English nor Penobscot. Second, 10 of his predecessors, including the most recent had … Read more
This post is triggered by a request to supply a note and possibly pictures for a book being prepared to celebrate a certain person’s birthday. Can’t reveal who, since it might leak out… Among other things I sent the two pictures below – a selfie from a couple of days ago and our wedding picture, … Read more
Maybe so but in 2019 the Pew organization did a poll on who was definitely going to vote Democrat and who was definitely going to vote Republican – no matter the candidates or issues. 40% of probable voters said they would vote Democrat no matter what, with only 29% saying no matter what they would … Read more