This discussion is a great example of what is wrong with the academy - Caleb Wait is gravely wrong in his understanding of the family and the interests of children. H/t to Elizabeth Kirk for bringing this to my attention.
The USCCB statement on immigration is good but a much more complete statement of Catholic theology of immigration can be found in the statement on Immigration Law and the Common Good by the Minnesota Catholic Conference of Bishops issued last February. https://t.co/7xYN3jzQWq
Nikki Haley Oped in WSJ: “On taxes, spending, inflation, immigration, energy, and national security, the candidates are miles apart. And Mr. Trump is clearly the better choice” I agree.
Just saw “Conclave.” If you are interested in a film about the Catholic Church that could have been written by the editorial board of the New York Times, this is your movie. The hierarchy of the Church is a hotbed of ambition, corruption and desperate egotism, Conservatives are xenophobic extremists and the liberals are self-important schemers. None can escape this irredeemable situation. The only way forward is the embrace of the progressive buzz words of diversity, inclusion, indifference to doctrine, and the ultimate solution is a virtue signaling Cardinal who takes the Papal name of Innocent and who is a biological female. Since it checks practically every woke box, I’m sure it will win a boatload of awards, but my advice is to run away from it as fast as you can.
There is no question that all Minnesota police were targeted after the murder of George Floyd, and this led to additional tragedies.
See Minnesota v. We the People | Full Documentary https://t.co/dcLjbwziY5 via @YouTube
"Marriage is not about endorsing a sexual attachment between adults. It is about creating the conditions in which children can come into the world fully protected and with a fair chance of being loved. Marriage does not exist for the benefit of the present generation, but for the benefit of the next. It is a rite of passage in which two people set out on a path whose meaning lies not in their present emotions but in their future family.
As in all rites of passage, the meaning of marriage is not individual but social, and any attempt to rewrite marriage as a deal between the living is a negation of its real meaning, as a bond between the living and the unborn – a bond in which the dead too have an interest."
From Made in Heaven, a 2012 article in American Spectator magazine @amspectator. https://t.co/cpYz9rKWr0
As promised earlier tonight, here is Michelle Bowman of the Federal Reserve Board of Governors:
"Given the current low inventory of affordable housing, the inflow of new immigrants to some geographic areas could result in upward pressure on rents."
https://t.co/dfO0wFmyPs
"We're top #3 state to raise children" says @GovTimWalz. But...
"Minnesota isn’t a magnet for families with children: quite the opposite, in fact... Minnesota [is] one of 18 states in the nation that saw more families leave than move into the state." https://t.co/PSu7PlSTKp
Where does @Tim_Walz stand on abortion?
He supports abortion through the ninth month. No limits. No safeguards to protect women from abortion coercion.
Senator Vance is correct when he says Minnesota does not require abortion providers to provide life-sustaining care to children born during an abortion.
The CBS just can’t resist putting t their thumbs on the scales of the VP debate - candidates give their answers and then the moderators add unnecessary commentary.
An important analysis by my friend and former colleague, Robert Delahunty and coauthor John Yoo. Kamala Harris vs. the Constitution https://t.co/IY7wrDD0YX