Old news, yes (2003), but current. Gives one a sense of what’s out there in leftist land.
Campaign for “santorum” neologism – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.
Old news, yes (2003), but current. Gives one a sense of what’s out there in leftist land.
Campaign for “santorum” neologism – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.
Conservatives who raise dire alarms about what will happen in Barack Obama’s second term face a similar problem. They need him to lose so their predictions will not be exposed as products of raging paranoia.
That’s from Chi Trib’s resident conservative editorial board member and columnist. Is he mad at people who say mean things about Obama, or isn’t he? Dispeptic? [Oops, dyspeptic]
via Obama’s second term: Fraudulent fears of Obama’s second term – Chicago Tribune.

Wondering about the situation or plight of ecumenism in these perilous days, Martin Marty as expected touches all bases, including the objection to his worried tone that I had right off, as he heard from a friend,
“What are Christians in mainline and moderate and (gulp!) liberal styles griping about. They won!”
I note the “gulp!” insertion. It’s the obligatory understated distancing himself from this concern or at least the “liberal” part. It’s what you do when giving heed to those who are not like him and his followers, lest anyone think he’s weakening on the point. Lots of people do this. I have.
This bishop declined to appear with a Kennedy/abortion/gay marriage/ contraception supporter at a college’s graduation. This college disinvited the Kennedy/etc. who complained that she had not been consulted by the mean old bishop.
The American Catholic has it.