Mommy mommy, where did the sperm come from?
Friday January 29, 2010 8:45 PM Here we go again, another man-hating leftie has recycled old data to try and convince all of us that Dads aren't necessary in the lives of children and that two mommies are just as good.
The evidence that they are using to make their case is that there is not concrete or consistent evidence that demonstrates being raised in a lesbian home will adversely impact children.
There was no study done in regards to gay men having kids and I don't think that is an accident and for two reasons.&nb... Login to read more »
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Atheists stuck on stupid over Mother Teresa stamp
Thursday January 28, 2010 8:47 PM Let's talk about an issue that is calm and completely unemotional, religion. In the never ending debate about the separation of church and state there are the radicals that want to die on every hill no matter how far it deviates from the obvious stated intentions in that non-living and non-breathing document called The Constitution.
The Freedom from Religion Foundation is urging their Atheist members to boycott the latest stamp that has been issued by the United States Postal Service hono... Login to read more »
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Men's Health calls this an article?
Tuesday January 26, 2010 8:22 PM I spend hours trying to find interesting articles or come up with a good story to comment on. I take pride in the fact that I care about truly offering my subscribers information or some point of view that is of some value in their lives.
It really aggravates me when I see an established site like Men's Health phoning it in with an idiotic article such as this one. 15 Things She Doesn't Want to Hear in Bed. The list was not only useless but it wasn't even funny.
So let me off... Login to read more »
2 Comments on "Men's Health calls this an article?" Jenny says: Absolutely true on all ten counts!
Jan 27, 2010 Cat says: Almost all true, with the exception of #7. I'd prefer the noise of SyFy (especially if original series Star Trek, or Battlestar Galactica were playing) over cheesy R&B, offensive Hip-Hop or sleazy jazz any day ;-) But then again, I'm not a normal woman.
Jan 26, 2010
Note to Keith Olbermann: When you have lost Jon Stewart you have lost the country
Saturday January 23, 2010 6:30 PM You know that you have really gone overboard if you are a liberal and Jon Stewart is calling you out for your behavior. That was exactly what happened on the day Scott Brown shocked those still basking in the glow of hope and change, completely mistaking their rise to power as a mandate to rape and pillage the taxpayers.
Even in a state where Democrats out number Republicans 3-1 and the GOP has not held a Senate seat in six decades, the overwhelming message of Scott Brown's ascension was ... Login to read more »
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Should Cindy McCain keep the duct tape on her mouth?
Thursday January 21, 2010 9:43 PM One of the popular myths in our country is that free speech means that you should be able to say whatever you want under any circumstances with no repercussions. This is a very selfish and self-centered approach to your right especially in the context of marriage.
Cindy McCain has joined her daughter in the anything but silent protest against California's Proposition 8. The point of this piece is not to argue the validity of Proposition 8 though I expect some people to have their op... Login to read more »
2 Comments on "Should Cindy McCain keep the duct tape on her mouth?" Anais says: "For once, I almost agree with you. If McCain was currently running for office, I would agree that it is disrespectful and inappropriate for his wife to so publicly oppose her husband's stance on a very contentious issue. However, the election is over and John McCain is not the president of the United States. I think that Cindy McCain's No H8 ads have actually served to renew the public's opinion of John McCain. Let's be realistic here; I'm sure she got the senator's approval before joining this movement. It speaks volumes of John McCain's character that he is comfortable with his wife having a very public opinion which opposes that of his own (and the majority of his party's). Cindy's ads have served to reestablish John McCain's beloved role as Maverick of the GOP."
Jan 22, 2010 cat says: (forgive the typos, im on my phone)
i didn't say anything about sexism. it has nothing to do with gender, and i am not irrational thank you very much. i don't think john mccain really cares one way or another about gay marriage, other than for the purpose of campaigning in an election that he didn't win. cindy supporting this issue is nothing like michelle hypothetically opposing the healthcare bill, b/c john mccain is in no way related to prop 8. she is going after an issue that is completely seperate from her husband's work. you would have a point if john mccain was the one driving prop 8, but he isn't. this is not a 'marital respect' issue, and i wouldn't aruge against a woman who has the balls to wear a bright pink barbie suit on tv, making all other females present look like scrubby school boys!
Jan 21, 2010
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