My Thoughts

Most Americans, I believe, are proud to live in this grand land. Most are not of the same ideological fever exhibited by the left-wing lunatic looneys licking licentious lickerish larcenous lips sneering and snarling at the slim slice of injustice served with the confirmation of Amy Coney Barrett as the newest Associate Justice to the Supreme Court. Pack the Court! Pack the Court! Pack the Court! Rah! Rah! Rah! The sky is falling, and all are doomed.  

There has been, by all appearances, an unusual and suspect interest over the orthodox Catholicity of Amy Coney Barrett though virtually none with respect to her constitutional jurisprudence or judicial qualifications. Fair minded people, as I believe most are, find perplexing and disconcerting this oppugnant political artifice, this deliberate and obvious application of a religious test to a nominee for public office, something expressly forbidden by the Constitution, Article VI, clause 3: “… no religious Test shall ever be required as a Qualification to any Office or public Trust under the United States.” The now infamous protestation by senior Senator Diane Feinstein from California during a prior Senate Judiciary Committee hearing on Barrett’s nomination to the Federal Court, “The dogma lives loudly within you. And that’s of concern” and the renewed attacks on her orthodox beliefs during the current hearings on her qualifications to fill the seat of the late Ruth Bader Ginsberg should serve as stark reminders of the anti-religious bellicosity of the postmodern progressive.

As we have all heard before: Elections have consequences. In the case of those who are so terribly unhappy, a gentle reminder: the Declaration of Independence declares our unalienable right to pursue happiness, not the right to happiness. There is a difference. Wake up America.

Just my thoughts for a Tuesday, for what it is worth.