- Interesting info: Mass Resistance started up in 1993 in Cardinal Bernard Law’s residence with a bunch of people from around the state. It was mostly clergy and other related people who wanted to talk about issues having to do with the culture wars and after a series of months, Mr. Camenker was elected to run the group in late 1993. In 1994, they named themselves the “Interfaith Coalition.” Later, after same sex marriage became law in the state, a blogger in the group set a up a site called “Mass Resistance,” and the group changed the name. Right before that, they were known as the “Parent’s Rights Coalition.”
- You know what the White House needs? Someone with “Divine Integrity.”
- For some reason, the Washington Post thought it was a good use of space to let Sarah Palin write an op-ed about Copenhagen and climate change.
- Anti-immigration hero and Hazleton mayor Lou Barletta is mounting yet another challenge to Rep. Paul Kanjorski.
- It looks like Gov. Mark Sanford will escape impeachment.
- Business Insider: Health insurance industry trade groups opposed to President Obama’s health care reform bill are paying Facebook users fake money — called “virtual currency” — to send letters to Congress protesting the bill
- Have you always want to see Sen. Orrin Hatch sing about Hanukkah. Well, here you go.
- Finally, Chico The Car Guard is just like the shepherds to whom the angles announced the birth of Christ!
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