Buckeye Back Roads Tour: The Norwalk Reflector newspaper did a video on our campaign for their website http://www.goreflector.com/ (click on Videos and scroll down to Ordinary Joe in Norwalk). Later that day, our family stood on a street … Continue reading →
Buckeye Back Roads Tour cont: We traveled to Norwalk, Ohio, where I talked at a prayer group Monday night at St. Mary’s and during a Mass at St. Paul’s the following day. I talked about how abortion wouldn’t … Continue reading →
URGENT! To get on the ballot in Colorado (which polls show is a key swing state in this election), we need donations totalling $500. We also need nine (9) “electors” in Colorado. An elector is a registered … Continue reading →
Buckeye Backroads Tour cont. We met William McCraken while stumping on the streets of Oberlin, Ohio, last week. He’s a real dynamo when it comes to the environment. He just took a job with the Sierra Club … Continue reading →
Buckeye Back Roads Tour cont. We are in motion again. This morning I gave a Pro-life talk at Sacred Heart Church in Oberlin, Ohio. Preceding the talk, the priest said that we all too often don’t take … Continue reading →
The Phoenix spacecraft just landed on Mar’s norther polar region. According to an Associated Press article, the Phoenix will be digging trenches in the soil there to get to ice that is believed to be buried inches down. … Continue reading →
I just had an article posted on the new e-magazine Liberalati. Go to www.liberalati.com and scroll down. The article it titled: Environmental Murderers. Note: In the last blog entry, I mention we are just readying to … Continue reading →
The New York Times carried a piece yesterday describing anti-immigration mob violence in Johanesburg South Africa. Groups of vigilantes were taking to the streets to beat and burn to death recent immigrants to this city from the country … Continue reading →
A couple weeks back, I gave a talk at the Christopher Program, an Alternative High School in downtown Columbus, Ohio. The class I talked in was doing some tremendously creative “Service Learning” projects. One student was doing an … Continue reading →
We have dilineated between “legal” and “civil” matters in this country. But are we always using common sense in this dilineation? Example: I walk into a retail store and steal a pair of shoes. I’m charged … Continue reading →