Politics

October 1, 2020

Yes, Biden Is Catholic. That’s the Problem, by Declan Leary

By Declan Leary, Crisis Magazine - Picking up on the political utility of the label.. the Biden campaign has been hammering home “Joe’s Catholic roots” in a last-ditch effort to retain those voters who still attend Sunday services somewhere other than the Church of Woke. In response to this transparent politicking, some have pointed out that Biden spent a good chunk of the last century promoting such anti-Catholic policies as systematic infanticide, government-sanctioned sodomy, and high taxes. Biden, they say, cannot support these things and still be Catholic.

October 1, 2020

Fox Moderator Called Out for Saving Biden, Trapping Trump

By Chad Groening, Billy Davis, OneNewsNow - President Donald Trump is being praised for his debate night performance, in particular his comments on the pandemic and the crashed economy, while moderator Chris Wallace is getting called out for his glaring bias... "I could not be more happy with our president and the way that he handled himself,” Cathie Adams, of Eagle Forum... “He was not going to sit there and take it.”... Adams says many Americans could sympathize over Trump’s frustration with the China-created pandemic, and the mandatory shutdowns that have thrown millions out of work, as well as mandatory mask orders.

October 1, 2020

Pro-Abortion Groups Spending Millions Trying to Defeat Amy Coney Barrett, by Micaiah Bilger

By Micaiah Bilger, LifeNews - Pro-abortion groups are spending millions of dollars to try to stop Amy Coney Barrett from being confirmed to the U.S. Supreme Court... The Hill reports some groups are spending twice the amount that they did two years ago when President Donald Trump nominated Justice Brett Kavanaugh... These include Demand Justice, a progressive pro-abortion group, which plans to spend $10 million on ads against Barrett, the report states. Its ads, scheduled to air in Arizona, Colorado, Iowa and North Carolina, focus on the potential impact of Trump’s choice.

October 1, 2020

Archbishop Thankful as San Francisco Eases Restrictions on Worship

By Catholic Culture - Archbishop Salvatore Cordileone of San Francisco has thanked the city’s Mayor London Breed for lifting tight restriction on churches... The city’s new policy allows for congregations of up to 25% of a church’s capacity, with a ceiling of 100 people; previously indoor church services had been banned. The archbishop praised the mayor “for recognizing that faith is essential.”