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Page 1 of 6 Townhall.Com Blog : Greg Hengler : Notre Dame Prof: I Think Townhall.com Blog : Greg Hengler : Notre Dame Prof: I Think Obama Wi... Page 1 of 6 Talk Radio: Bill Bennett Mike Gallagher Dennis Prager Michael Medved Hugh Hewitt Find Radio Stations BREAKING NEWS FIX IS HARD FOR MEDI Register | Sign In Search SIGN UP NOW! Columns, funnies & more in your inbox! EmailEmail AddressAddress Login | What's Hot Columnists | News | Video | Podcasts | Photos | Cartoons | Blog | Your Blogs | Issues | Get Magazine | Finance Hugh Hewitt | Mike Gallagher | Michael Medved | Mary Katharine Ham | Kevin McCullough | Matt Lewis | Radio Blogger | Your Blogs Directory Your Blog Postings: The Cost of Freedom Last updated 32 Minutes 39 Seconds Ago Townhall.com The Blogspot for Political, Conservative and Republican Blogs and Bloggers May We Never Forget The Obama: 'We're Out Of Reason... Sunday, May 17, 2009 Money;'... Last updated 32 Minutes Greg Hengler, 2:01 PM Notre Dame Prof: I Think Obama Will Do More For 55 Seconds Ago California Supreme Court To Pro-Life Cause Than Any President In History! Rule On Prop... Economic strategy Posted by: Greg Hengler at 2:54 PM Greg Hengler, 10:05 PM Last updated 37 Minutes Professor of Sociology at Notre Dame (Richard Williams), responds to FOX News 55 Seconds Ago contributor, Father Jonathan Morris, who predicts what Obama will say during his The Week in Blog: In Search speech. Father Morris says Obama is thinking of 2012 and wants to split the Catholic of an Outro Freedom Of Religion: The Founders and Framers vote. In other words, Obama will do what he normally does when speaking about Matt Lewis, 6:06 PM abortion: pander to both sides (i.e., he will dance a very fine line). We will see if View Father Morris' prediction comes true... Obama/Terrorist Irony Alert Last updated 1 Hours 15 Carol Platt Liebau, 4:43 PM Minutes 12 Seconds Ago Pelosi Stands By CIA President Obama not Comment; Majority... vetted before election Greg Hengler, 2:43 PM Last updated 1 Hours 33 Minutes 33 Seconds Ago Archives of our Conservative, Republican, Political Blogs By Issue By Month Blog Search A Culture of Life May 2009 Budget & Government April 2009 TownHall Blogs Campaigns & Elections March 2009 Your Blogs | | (24) | (0) February 2009 Education January 2009 Energy & Environment View in ascending order View in descending order Townhall Blogs December 2008 Faith & Family Frank writes: Sunday, May, 17, 2009 3:09 PM Columns November 2008 Foreign Affairs Your Blogs October 2008 TOO FUNNY Health Care September 2008 this is not working out the way you conservativess planned it; seems that Immigration obama has gotten the better of you again as standing ovation after August 2008 standing ovation goes out all over the world's media. 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They will be around long after you are gone and forgotten. GO NOTRE DAME! GO FIGHTING IRISH! Email It | Print It | Flag as Offensive Marty writes: Sunday, May, 17, 2009 3:44 PM Frank: Notre Dame is losing about $14M Comments Hey Rachel! Don't HELP Notre Dame is funded by the working man...the working man is pro-life him! and conservative and its been reported that working men are going to • keep $14M not give it to Norte Dame. Re: These decisions are all kids' play... Premium Blogads right? By MellorSJ2 Townhall Magazine Email It | Print It | Flag as Offensive •KMC Re: These decisions are all kids' play... right? By rachel The Corrupted Lamb writes: Sunday, May, 17, 2009 3:49 PM •Its coming regardless Re: California Supreme Court To Rule On Prop 8 Tuesday I support Obama! By Swampfox All the way to the edge! Fox..The 'Understory' of •Course, Is That "Here lies a tumbled god, Re: California Supreme Court To Rule his fall was not a small one! 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Joshua said to the Israelites..Choose ye this day whom ye will serve..as •MEMOGATE for me and my house we will serve the Lord." Fr. Jenkins chose to follow a Re: Obama/Terrorist Irony Alert man instead of God, as did many others who approve of this person By ApolloSpeaks B2slim: Healthcare occupying the White House. Those of us who know, whether we are reform is dead protestant or Catholic, who know what GOD says • know that sooner of later GOD will require a stand for Him. Re: Obama: 'We're Out Of Money;' Let's Nationalize Healthcare When ancient Israel went after false gods and sacrificed their children to By Marty them (and make no mistake, abortion is child sacrifice for many of the same reasons the ancients made their children 'walk through the fire.") •Bea and Neo! GOD caused all kinds of grief to come upon them..and we Re: Pelosi Stands By CIA Comment; Higher energy industry taxes Majority Leader Steny Hoyer Tries To discourage business are no different..we are already on the cusp of His judgement..hang on, Pull Her Away expansion, investment and job it's gonna get worse til we repent as a nation. By arch creation. AND lead to higher costs for consumers-taking hey rachel genius... • money away from U.S. Email It | Print It | Flag as Offensive Re: These decisions are all kids' play... households. right? Click to join the fight! By KMC Read more... •Huge womb! vicky writes: Sunday, May, 17, 2009 3:54 PM Re: Pelosi Stands By CIA Comment; AutoAlliance Majority Leader Steny Hoyer Tries To Pull Her Away 'O' plays both ends from the middle! By arch Burns the candle at both ends. Yes, Pres., Obama wants to have it both RECALL is the ONLY ways. While he talks remorseful, on the abortion issue, his actions belie •recourse ! his words. 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