As widely anticipated, on Saturday, September 26th, President Donald Trump announced his pick for the next Supreme Court Justice, Judge Amy Coney Barrett.
As is also widely anticipated, the Democrats appear to be getting ready to make total asses of themselves.
Steve Turley reports that the hysterics of the Democrat Party have taken the civil war threat to an “official” status. What this means is that these crazed people are now promising something the vast majority of Americans (hopefully) find abhorrent.
The website thebl.com reports:
The commentator of this video from LIberal Hivemind makes an extremely salient point: President Trump has not governed as a “conservative ideologue” might. While it is true that Donald Trump is the most pro-LIFE president in history, he is also one of the most liberal, having supported same-sex marriage since before ever running for President, and being very liberal on this matter, making the wise exception in regards to so-called “transgender people” serving in the military.
Matt Chats invited me back for a brief segment to discuss the history of church and state and how this relates to legal theory and canon law. We touch on transcendental arguments and Byzantium and church history.
Ruth Bader Ginsburg passed away due to complications from metastatic pancreatic cancer on Friday. She was one of the most visible justices during her 27 years on the Court, regarded with adulation by progressives, vilification by conservatives, and yet, this woman must be acknowledged as an excellent example of America’s freedom in action. As a Jewish woman, her social background and politics was different than that of a Christian conservative, and the ability she had to interpret the Constitution through that kind of lens is historically of extreme importance.
The Financial Times ran a piece on September 10th about the doctor in Sweden who charted that country’s course through the COVID-19 pandemic without shutting the country down. Many people have probably heard at least something about this, but probably not much detail. Here we present selected excerpts of the FT piece (and of course a link to the whole piece), supplemented by additional material and comment.
The Western Journal reports that there has been a breakthrough in the hammerlock Facebook, Twitter and other Big Tech social media have had on the population. For the last few years, these big networks had become creeping censors, eliminating well-known but more “fringe-y” conservatives and their news sites from mainstream sharing and distribution.
As the race for the 2020 Presidential election resumes its full force, Big Tech companies like Facebook, Google, YouTube, Twitter and others have been observed rather blatantly attempting to censor posts by their users, whether those posts be personally held “private” opinions or newspieces.
Veteran award-winning radio host and author Charles Moscowitz is joined by Jay Dyer, host of Jay’s Analysis, in a discussion about what Whittaker Chambers called the dictatorship of gentleman. We cover technocracy, Trump and where we are headed in the near future in the West.
In this section of our Orthodox Christianity versus Socialism series, we examine the historical nature of the conflict between these two religions – a conflict that is recent, and yet ignored by even some of the people that experienced it directly.
