Honesty quote of the week

“We’re not really set up to cover the extreme Left.”--A Southern Poverty Law Center spokesman, on why a plot to blow up a Cleveland bridge by five people affiliated with Occupy Wall Street movement didn't warrant tracking of the movement. You can read the hilarious interview by Charles Cooke of The National Review here. Keep in mind, this is the same organization that labels Christian ministries such as Focus on the Family as "hate groups." I guess left wing groups aren't capable of hate? The quote is a gem for another reason: does this not accurately reflect the mentality of the mainstream media? (hat tip to Drudge Report)

Go Tebow!

Check out this article here by CBS legal analyst Jan Crawford, on the hypocrisy of NOW and other women's rights groups in trying to ban the pro-life ad by Tim Tebow and his mother Pam ("Celebate Family, Celebrate Life") during the Super Bowl. I got to witness some of this stammering hyposcrisy the other day, when a "women's rights" advocate attempted to defend her position during an interview with Bill O'Reilly. Even the wolves-in-sheeps-clothing Matthew 25 Network is jumping into the game with a "campaign" of their own against CBS.

You see, when women want to discuss why they went through with pregnancy when others told them not to (in Pam Tebow's case, for medical reasons), NOW's response is the same as the worst male chauvinist: Shut up and sit down! THAT choice is not part of their so-called "pro-choice" universe. And their whining is only doing the opposite: brining more attention to the ad sponsored by Focus on the Family.

Letter from 2012

Dr. James Dobson of Focus on the Family recently published "Letter from 2012," in which a Christian living in that year writes about the changes to America under President Obama. You can be sure that with Matthew 25 Network raising cane about it (complete with an e-mail campaign against Dr. Dobson and his ministry), this letter MUST be hitting a nerve of truth--as an evangelist once told me, when you throw a shoe into a pack of dogs, the one who yelps is the one who gets hit! (and there's plenty of puppies howling in that M25N pack)

You can read Dobson's chilling letter here; pay close attention to the parts about the U.S. Supreme Court. And keep praying for our nation at this critical juncture of history.

drdobsonspeaksforme

I need a little help.

I’m thinking of starting a website, and need some ideas.

I learned this weekend about Houston mega church Pastor Kirbyjon Caldwell, and his cute website, "jamesdobsondoesntspeakforme," attacking Dr. James Dobson for defending himself against a Barak Obama attack in a 2006 speech to a liberal religious group, and bringing attention to Obama’s weird biblical views in the same speech (described in previous entry).

The good pastor, who is a spiritual advisor to President Bush (I think the president needs a replacement in this category) and who officiated at Jenna Bush’s wedding (I guess this is the part where I say “gasp!”), claims his website is done “in the spirit of love.” It was also set up with an unseen hand—not the Divine One, but with the aid of an Obama campaign worker, Alyssa Martin. It's also interesting how quickly this website was up and running, about 24 hours after Dobson's radio program about Obama.

But not to worry: Pastor Caldwell (whom I sure would NEVER think about using his connection to the president for any partisan purposes) regularly prays via telephone with Obama staff members (I’m guessing godly wisdom for Christian voters—considering Obama’s extreme left positions—isn‘t on that prayer list).

So in the spirit of love, I’m thinking about starting my own website in response. I’m torn between these possible addresses:

jamesdobsonspeaksforme

thatsdrdobsontoyou

pastorcaldwellisawolfinsheepsclothing

Well, which one do you think works best?