Ad nauseam

This picture makes me ill, the caption on it reads:

"Chelsea Clinton listens to her translator as she is introduced prior to speaking to a group of residents at the Our Lady of Providence elderly home, in San Juan, Puerto Rico, Tuesday, April 29, 2008. Clinton is spending two days here campaigning for her mother, Democratic presidential hopeful Hillary Rodham Clinton, D-N.Y., ahead of the June 1 primary.(AP Photo/Brennan Linsley)"

Perhaps someone should tell the elderly residents Senator Clinton's pro-euthanasia stances, or even better the nun posing with her in the picture!

Comments

[Thomistic]

Good post. Seriously. I always appreciate it when you do actually point out things like this.

If you did at least one post a day (as opposed to sporadic posting in fits and starts and generally after I have done a post dealing with homosexuality that you don't like), you'd be a tremendous help, because some days I can't think of anything to post about and feel guilty over not posting.

Posts with subjects that encourage comments tend to draw more interest and produce a conversational flow of ideas in the comments (as opposed to spiritual lectures, random posts about obscure news stories most people haven't heard about and therefore lack enough of a connection to the story to feel an interest, or esoteric academic subjects).

I also try not to copy and paste entire articles because of copyright laws (though I haven't been perfect in that regard) and I'm sure you must know something about the law, being Loyolalaw98 and all.

It'd also be great if you'd center your images and never use more than two font sizes (one bigger for headlines and a smaller size for text). Your posts tend to look sort of haphazard. At least you do use colorful pictures, which help to catch the eye.

Sorry if you don't appreciate the unsolicited commentary/advice, though one wouldn't think so, as your comments in my posts have frequently seemed to indicate you're not rigid about those sorts of boundaries.

Pax,

Thomistic

[Jimbo]

I wonder if her husband's pardon-release of the Puerto Rican terrorists is keeping Hillary from saying much about the Weather Underground terrorist Ayers and his connection with Obama?

I wonder if she is regretting that bit of political pandering in her senatorial bid now?

At least she and her husband are spending the last pennies of political-cultural goodwill they accrued in the 90's. We won't have to worry about them ever again.