Our Anti-Catholic Administrative State
by Philip HamburgerReligious prejudice and discrimination have no place in American law—except, apparently, if they are administrative. Continue Reading »
Kamala Harris’s Record of Anti-Catholic Bigotry
by Kenneth CraycraftNever have two people with such open hostility to Catholic faith and practice been so close to the two highest offices in American politics. Continue Reading »
Covington Catholic and Our Inferiority Complex
by Charlotte AllenCatholic ecclesiastics and Catholic intellectuals don’t seem to understand that the secular liberal world, rather than willing to make a place for them if they go along with secular liberal pieties, is in a war against them. Continue Reading »
The Still-Acceptable Prejudice
by Charlotte AllenAmy Coney Barrett won her nomination to the 7th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals—despite claims that she was too Catholic to be able to apply the law properly. Continue Reading »
John Podesta, Son of the Church
by Matthew J. FranckIn his Washington Post column today, E.J. Dionne (about whom I have written in these pages before, here and here) tries to pooh-pooh the eruption that ensued when WikiLeaks revealed emails sent back and forth by Clinton campaign personnel, including the Catholics John Podesta and Jennifer Palmieri. . . . . Continue Reading »
About those Unthinking, Backwards Catholics
by Charles J. ChaputClinton’s entourage are actively strategizing how to shape Catholicism not to be Catholic or consistent with Jesus’s teachings, but to be the “religion” they want. Continue Reading »
Scotland on the Eve of the Referendum
by John Haldane
On September 18, over four million Scottish residents will have the opportunity to answer the question, “Should Scotland be an Independent Country?” If the majority vote yes, this will initiate a process leading to independence
The Fifties Without Soul
by Thomas Sieger DerrThis is not a book review, it’s a complaint.I have been reading—and, I confess, enormously enjoying—David Halberstam’s The Fifties (Villard), yet another of his blockbuster best-sellers. It’s great nostalgia, wonderfully evocative, and above all, about my generation. Like . . . . Continue Reading »
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