Abortion and the Constitution

Roe vs. Wade 1973 -- The United States Supreme Court found the right of a woman to have an abortion in the Constitution of these here United States. They claimed that right appears in the Fourteenth Amendment, under the "due process" clause. The 14th Amendment was enacted after the Civil War to give freed slaves full citizenship. When the Court saw this "right" they were hallucinating, as it is not mentioned anywhere in America's constitution. Remember it was the Supreme Court that first said slavery was legal as the victims of that institution were property. Then during World War Two the Supreme Court in it's continued display of being ignorant of our Constitution, ruled it was legal for the Roosevelt administration to intern American citizens with a Japanese ancestry for the duration of the war. The Tenth Amendment states those items not mentioned in the constitution belong to the states. Since abortion is no where mentioned in our constitution or The Federalist Papers, the issue then belongs to the states. Abortion is not a constitutional issue at the Federal level.

PBS Prayer in America

PBS aired a show titled, "Prayer in America." For the most part it was balanced, except with their portrayal of the First Amendment of our Constitution, the Bill of Rights. The religion portion, they only displayed, "Congress shall make no law respecting the establishment of religion." PBS purposely left out the rest of it, "nor prohibit the free exercise thereof. The bias was showing. They mentioned "the establishment clause," and the doctrine of "separation of church and state," not bothering to explain either or their origins.

The New York Times obsessed with the Texas death penalty

The New York Times published an editorial basic... (more)
Added: December 27, 2007
The New York Times published an editorial basically condemning the state of Texas for condemning murders to death via lethal injection. Then this liberal rag had the nerve in their editorial to write, "....that Texas governor, Legislature, courts and voters should reassess their addiction to executions." Yeah, just what we need in Texas, is a treasonous yellow journalist living in New York City or Manhattan telling the good people of Texas how to run our state.

Will the Democrats get the military vote?

The leadership of the Democratic Party has accused the members of the United States Military of being, "Nazi like," in their behavior, "operating a gulag," "torture," "raping and killing innocent civilians" in Iraq. Now the media and the Democrats are wishing to gather more military votes. What are they smoking?

Use YouTube for an election prediction

There are many forms and/or methods in predicting who will win the 2008 Presidential Election. Using the YouTube search it looks like Ron Paul for the Republicans and the Clintons for the Democrats.

Third party candidate in the 2008 Presidential Election

During the 1992 and 1996 Presidential elections, the Clintonistas schemed with an Independent Party candidate to draw conservative votes away from the Republicans, thus allowing the Clintons to win The White House and soil the Oval Office. The posting of this video my find me face down in Fort Marcy Park.

The Dallas Morning News Editorial on Christmas Day

On Christmas Day The Dallas Morning News publis... (more)
Added: December 25, 2007
On Christmas Day The Dallas Morning News published an editorial on religion and Christianity in America. It was surprisingly a positive editorial in reference to religion in America. Why they did not even take a swipe at their favorite target, Catholicism or Catholics.