Showing posts with label Democrats. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Democrats. Show all posts

Monday, November 1, 2010

American Catholics Are Starting to Wake up About the Democratic Party

Even ordinary Catholics are waking up to the reality that the Democratic National Committee is not only an enemy of the Church, but an enemy to good government as well. They're starting to realize that the "D" in Democrat stands for decline.

Damian Thompson is even reporting on it in UK:

http://blogs.telegraph.co.uk/news/damianthompson/100061625/are-us-catholics-about-to-produce-one-of-the-biggest-ever-swings-against-the-democrats/

Indeed, as we earlier noted, anti-Catholicism will be the undoing of Mark Dayton's campaign bid for Governor:

http://eponymousflower.blogspot.com/2010/10/millionaire-socialist-
plunges-in-polls.html

And Michael Voris:

http://northlandcatholic.blogspot.com/2010/10/michael-voris-at-vortex-on-minnesota.html

H/t to Stella Borealis for the observation

Friday, October 29, 2010

NYT: Jon Stewart Insuits Catholics with Sarducci Appearance


Jon Stewart's rally features Guido Sarducci giving blasphemous blessing to the crowd.

And also features pro-Abort Siren, Sheryl Crow and faux-Catholic Marxist rabble-rouser, Stephen Colbert at a dueling rally..


NYT: Jon Stewart’s ‘Restore Sanity’ Will ‘Parody’ Glenn Beck’s ‘Religious-Themed Rally’

h/t: Restituto

Photo: Guidosarducci.com

Millionaire Socialist Plunges in the Polls: AOL Hates on Eponymous Flower


National Public Radio
reports this morning that Tom Emmer and Mark Dayton are in a dead heat. Could it be that Mark Dayton's support for gay marriage [voted against ban in June 2006, support for abortion on demand and love affair with socialized medicine have made him an unsavory candidate for many Minnesotans?

Although some blogs were a little slow on the uptake, we're glad that they finally seem to be catching on to the fact that the DFL is your stupid, evil, Marxist party. That's something it will be hard for even AOL to spin. They accuse this blog of being slow to clarify. What's the clarify? This is an anti-Catholic attack ad. Even the Socialist Millionaire has said it was, and he's the DFL's Gubernatorial candidate.

Perhaps Millionaire Socialist Dayton's ten point plunge in the polls might have something to do with his party's sleezy attack ad that we first posted on Monday, too. We were right then, and we're right today. We're not sure how the Dems are doing in the polls in other races, but considering the universal displeasure about this anti-Catholic attack ad, we can't imagine it's good.

Incidentally, it was a similar event which helped precipitate Paul Wellstone's victory over Rudy Boschwitz in 1990 when the latter circulated a letter to Jewish service attendees pointing out that Paul Wellstone wasn't as Jewish as he could be and was in fact, not very religious at all. It certainly galvanized Wellstone's campaign and even caused many of Botschwitz's Jewish constituents to vote for Paul Wellfare.

Related Posts:

Millionaire Socialist Condemns His Party's Anti-Catholic Ad


Democratic Pols Angry with Campaign Staff Over Ad

Even Bill Donahue had Roll up His Sleeves and Join the Fray

Emmer-Dayton Still Tied in Poll, Tribune

Thursday, October 28, 2010

Indiana Democrats Use Bible to Attack Republicans

In another religious gambit to rescue their flailing campaign prospects the Democratic Party is doing nationwide, something reprehensible and guaranteed to backfire. Perhaps they don't want to win? Their circulation of anti-Catholic ads earned their campaign strategy some national attention here.

Read further at Lifesite, news.

Wednesday, October 27, 2010

Yale Comes to Minnesota and Talks about God and Man


Reading this morning, it looks like Stella Borealis' image and story has made it up to National Review. Look, you don't have to have a Yale degree and snazzy CIA connections to know that the Democrats are the party of hatred for religion.

They have apostate Catholic Tim Pawlenty saying this:

Alex Conant, spokesman for Minnesota Governor Tim Pawlenty’s Freedom First PAC, responds to the mailing with the observation that “Minnesota Democrats know they’re about to lose — and lose badly — but that’s no excuse for this sort of partisan and misleading mudslinging.”

Far be it from us to join in on the fun. We have no love for the National Review here and even less love for the legacy of William F. Buckley who hated his conservative Irish Catholic constituency anyway.

We think it's safe to say that however politicizing prelates and their allies in either political party play these games, that it should be clear to everyone that the Democratic Fifth Column Party is a definitive force for the alienation of property from property owners in the name of a fabled great society.

Word to the wise for true Catholics everywhere. Democrats may despise you, but Republicans use you.

Hey Kathryn Lopez, at least you could give the originators of the story some credit here. Ray Marshall is the one who broke the story and provided the mailer from one of his correspondents. Thanks to Ben Smith at Politico for the citation too, and making us aware that the neo-Cons at National Review had covered the story, too.

Democratic party members may cry foul on the origin of the photo and its intent, but they are, as a party, in love with hating the Catholic Church. Moreover, it's really hard to get away from the convenient duality and symbolism of the Roman Collar which reminds us of Ludwig Wittgenstein's famous Duck Rabbit:












Photo: New York Guest, here.

Friday, January 15, 2010

Democratic Candidate for Senate in Massachusetts says No Catholics in ER

BOSTON, Massachusetts, January 15, 2010 (LifeSiteNews.com) - In a local radio interview Thursday, the Democrat candidate for Massachusetts' special U.S. senate election, Martha Coakley, said that those who object to participating in abortion and contraception, "probably shouldn’t work in the emergency room."

Coakley was responding to WBSM radio host Ken Pittman as he questioned her on her views about the role of conscience rights for health care workers.

Pittman asked, "Would you pass a health care bill that had [provisions protecting] conscientious objector[s] towards certain procedures including abortion?"

Coakley said she opposed an amendment filed by Republican candidate and state senator Scott Brown in a Massachusetts measure to protect the right of health care workers' not to distribute emergency contraception against their religious beliefs.

Read article at Lifesite...