The abortion party? Guess.

Then there's this:ON THIS ABORTED FETUS, THE DEMOCRATS PLANT THEIR FLAG

“   Comedy Central's allegedly serious Catholic, Stephen Colbert, spent a week ridiculing Sen. Jon Kyl's response to Reid for saying Planned Parenthood had nothing to do with abortion, but mostly provided things like cholesterol screening. Kyl said: "You don't have to go to Planned Parenthood to get your cholesterol or your blood pressure checked. If you want an abortion, you go to Planned Parenthood. That's well over 90 percent of what Planned Parenthood does." “   [A]ccording to Planned Parenthood itself, when it comes to services for pregnant women, abortion constituted 97.6 percent of the services Planned Parenthood provided in 2009. Only 2.4 percent of the organization's services for pregnant women involved prenatal care or adoption referrals.

Cardinal O'Malley's bad choice

A Quibble, Cardinal

In April 2004, during an interview of  John Kerry by NBC's Carl Quintanilla,  this exchange. “ Off-screen Voice : Will you be taking communion, Senator? Senator JOHN KERRY (Democrat, Presidential Candidate): Yes. QUINTANILLA: Dismissing some conservative Catholic bishops, like this one in St. Louis, who say Kerry's pro-choice voting record in the Senate makes him ineligible for communion. In Boston, Archbishop Sean O'Malley recently said of all politicians, quote, "If they're not voting correctly on these life issues, they shouldn't dare come to communion." Sen. KERRY: I fully intend to continue to practice my religion separately from what I do with respect to my public life. And that's the way it ought to be in America ” By his reply Kerry arrogantly assumes the power of the Pope, who alone speaks on matters of Catholic Doctrine - but that's what liberals do with everything, including the U.S. Constitution when it gets in their way.  But that's not what I wanted to talk about.  I want to know how the hell Cardinal Sean O'Malley squares that statement with his officiating over the funeral mass for Edward Kennedy?   My reasons have nothing to do with Ted's life of debauchery, a matter now between Ted and his maker, but - here, I'll defer to  this from  LifeSiteNews.com. - “ Pro-life Catholic leaders say that, since Kennedy may have disavowed his abortion advocacy before his death, a private Catholic funeral would be appropriate.  However, they argue, in the absence of Kennedy's public repentance, a public Catholic funeral would heap scandal upon the Catholic Church and its pro-life teachings. ” Since O'Malley went ahead and let Kerry receive the sacrament anyway, I must assume he's something of a weak sister.  Okay.  Let Kennedy be buried by the church, but let Placido Domingo sing while a single parish priest and two altar boys preside.  And end the service with, "May God have mercy of his soul."

Why We Win

Polls: Obama or McCain Is Winning?

Not to worry.  McCain will win

“ Ever since I wrote my anti-Obama piece, I have received numerous emails from Republicans and Democrats alike, asking whether I still think Obama will lose the election.  Yes, I do.  But what about the polls, they ask?  The polls show that Obama is winning.  No, they don't, as I will explain.  ” Steven M. Warshawsky in this American Thinker piece analyzes  the polls in a straightforward and compelling manner.  His conclusion comports with my own less analytical, but based on the historical record, conclusion that polling data are manipulated to give a desired result. The article is short but concise, so please do read it.  “ Moreover, the idea – implicit in the daily fluctuations of the polls – that large numbers of American voters are regularly switching back and forth between McCain and Obama makes no sense.  Who knows any real people who are going through such mental and political gymnastics? In short, the polls do not show that Obama is "winning" the race, anymore than they show that McCain is "winning" the race.  What they show is that the contest is very close, and will not be decided until election day -- when the American people actually go to the polls and cast their votes.  For the reasons I've stated before, I predict that more votes will be cast for McCain than for Obama. ” And what about what I think is calculated terrorism? “ Whether or not, as some irresponsible commentators have suggested, there will be violence in the streets if Obama loses, it will be deeply damaging to the nation's social fabric for John McCain's election to be challenged from the start as illegitimate. ” Every election brings complaints from the left about underground rumors in Black neighborhoods of police monitoring the polling place, looking to make arrests for child support, parole, and other violations.  These Rovian tactics, they say, suppress the Black vote.  Nobody is ever fingered for passing these rumors, but the point is well made -- any attempt at voter verification will be racist.  So what is this?  It's aimed at white knuckle Whites, who worry about race riots.  Not only that, Liberal judges will take the threat into account should voter fraud complaints land on their docket.  When the smoke clears, I'm confident I'll be watching Vice President Palin sworn in on Jan. 20, along with Whatshisname. And if anybody tries to race-riot in my house, they'll get plugged.

Convenient Truth

Stephen Colbert Gets To The Heart of the 'Democrat Problem'

Of course he won't believe it's true.