Monthly Archives: November 2012

Do Progressives practice what they preach?

Written by . Posted on 9 Nov ’12. Filed under Humphrey School, Media & Culture, Politics & Elections. Tagged . 1 Comment.

By Andrea Morisette Grazzini Former Republican Congressman Mickey Edwards has come out with the claim that bipartisanship is achievable in Congress “only if the public makes it clear that it is not compromise but lack of compromise that will be punished.” He’s crossing a threshold […]

Catholic Archbishop: End Church-State Separation

Written by . Posted on 5 Nov ’12. Filed under Barack Obama, Culture & Children, Faith and religion, Human Rights, Religion. Tagged . 5 Comments.

Also at OpEdNews.com. By Andrea Morisette Grazzini The most powerful Catholic leader in Minnesota told a mother to either change her mind about her gay son or plan on going to hell. Which helps explain why many would like to tell Archbishop John Nienstedt to […]

Rethinking ‘Yes, We Can!’

Written by . Posted on 2 Nov ’12. Filed under Barack Obama, Citizens, Constructivism, Democracy, Politics & Elections, Populism. Tagged . No comments.

Also at OpEdNewsOnline @2012 Andrea Morisette Grazzini This quote by President Barack Obama captures a hidden, but essentially American, reality: “The pundits like to slice-and-dice our country into red states and blue states … But I’ve got news for them, too: We worship an awesome […]