Special Bulletins

SPECIAL BULLETIN 12-2012 - The title of this old Led Zeppelin song seems appropriate for the way many took the Supreme Court decision on Obamacare. The immediate comments I heard when the ruling came down, were “shocked,” “betrayed,” “scary.”  Is there any part of our government that we can trust anymore.

SPECIAL BULLETIN 11-2012-I base this analysis on two main criteria: 1) Knowledge of and devotion to complying with The Constitution and the Bill of Rights, and 2) the integrity, wisdom, and courage of our political leadership.

SPECIAL BULLETIN 10-2012-This is a brief on the second of seven main crises threatening our country. As a reminder, the Health Meter goes from 1 being the lowest and most dangerous, to 10 being the highest and healthiest. The Trend Arrow is for a quick reference rating with UP for getting healthier, and DOWN for getting worse. These will be followed by a commentary to explain the ratings. 

SPECIAL BULLETIN 09-2012-The Oak Initiative was born through the coming together of Christian leaders who are concerned about the rising national crisis in five major areas. Quickly two more were added. They are the following

    Most of you have heart about the ‘HeartBeat Bill’ currently being presented in Ohio, USA. In the same manner that Virginia has challenged the NDAA resulting in outhr States following their lead, we believe that a Win in Ohio against Abortion will pave the way for victories across America.  For more details on the HeartBeat Bill and what you can do, please review the resources below. 

SB 07-2012  In a homily last Saturday, Bishop Daniel R. Jenky, CSC, warned Catholics that Pres. Obama “seems intent on following a similar path” as Hitler and Stalin – and that Obama’s “radical, pro-abortion, secularist agenda could shut down “all our public ministries.”   In his homily, “A Call to Catholic Men of Faith,” Peoria, Ill., Bishop Jenky explains that government attacks against Christians have been going on for centuries, even in countries like Italy, Germany, and France:

SB 06-2012  When Europeans start chiding America for our overregulation, we should know we’ve crossed a Rubicon. A recent article in The Economist about the suffocating of the U.S. economy by overregulation was brilliant, insightful, and true. It begins with a few examples of how ridiculous the micromanaging of our lives by government has now become, such as:

SB 05-2012  If the organizers of the national prayer breakfast ever want a sitting president to attend their event again, they need to expect that any leader in his right mind is going to ask — no, demand — that he be allowed to see a copy of the keynote address that is traditionally given immediately before the president’s.