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Swine Flu a Franken-Flu?
Some interesting thoughts on Swine Flu may be found at The August Review in an article which notes that the current outbreak of Swine Flu has a genetic makeup of elements from human, swine, and bird s… more →
Jude's Threshold
Green Politics must be seen to offer a positive vision for society, and not merely preach restraint
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inplaceofspires wrote 2 days ago: One of the most common sticks waved at environmentalists is that they are depressed (and depressing) … more →
The Recession's Impact on Community-saving Programs
Craig Berger wrote 4 days ago: Rachel Krause, the intern at Future Majority, where I write on the weekends, has a great article pos … more →
RACHEL'S DAY
simonrobert wrote 1 week ago: MY ELDER DAUGHTER RACHEL graduated from Glasgow Caledonian today: BSc in Occupational Therapy with … more →
The Stupid Pope
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unfrozencaveman wrote 1 week ago: Yesterday, I read in the New York Times that the Vatican had just released a new encyclical, written … more →
Caritas in Veritate
vhoagland wrote 1 week ago: I’m reading Pope Benedict’s encyclical “Caritas in Veritate” –Charity in Truth. Not easy going, beca … more →
Common Good, Common Sense Economics
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Tim Shipe wrote 1 week ago: Given that the Church offers no exacting technical program for getting the job of the common good ac … more →
Sunday Beer Sales and Bad Public Policy
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Chuck Warnock wrote 1 week ago: In their infinite wisdom, our board of supervisors has decided the way out of our county’s fin … more →
Comparing Universal Health Care with Bush's Tax Cuts
Craig Berger wrote 2 weeks ago: Paul Krugman makes an interesting comparison at his blog: Now the real thing has been scored — and i … more →
Patriotism is More than Fireworks and Flag Pins
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Craig Berger wrote 2 weeks ago: Last week Sarah at Future Majority wrote about the lasting negative impacts recessions can have on s … more →
Washington Post: Paper of the Sleazy Elite
Craig Berger wrote 2 weeks ago: Here’s an interesting tale. The Washington Post, in order to intensify the coziness in relatio … more →
Catholic View of the Political Community (part 4)
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Tim Shipe wrote 2 weeks ago: We continue the test of our Catholic worldview on the subject of the role of the Political Community … more →
FAFSA Revisited
Craig Berger wrote 3 weeks ago: Last week, Secretary of Education Arne Duncan appeared before the White House Press Corps to discuss … more →
The Myth of Partisanship Being a Bad Thing
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Craig Berger wrote 3 weeks ago: “But do you want to be non-partisan and get nothing? Or do you want to be partisan and end up … more →
A Passionist view on Healthcare
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jdgonzocpp wrote 3 weeks ago: During this summer Congress and the administration is again considering the fundamental question of … more →
Ohio's Libraries Threatened
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Craig Berger wrote 3 weeks ago: “The library connects us with the insight and knowledge, painfully extracted from Nature, of t … more →
Grassroots Push for Democrats for Life
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Tim Shipe wrote 3 weeks ago: Here is a blog I wrote for fladems4life.org- this is the website for Florida Democrats for Life orga … more →
Shocking Bailout Revelation
dgoodmaniii wrote 1 month ago: A little while ago, I posted a very brief critique of the bailouts. Fun as tossing enormous quantit … more →
Technology and Distributism
dgoodmaniii wrote 1 month ago: Some comments at The Distributist Review have brought an issue to my attention. Commenter “CP … more →
A Sign of the Changing Times
Craig Berger wrote 1 month ago: This week, in dealing with the cable news chatter surrounding Obama’s nomination of Sonia Soto … more →
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