The Portly One heard later that death threats and ugly, verbal protests had been received by the Chautauqua's officials prior to Rove's arrival. Threats had also been received because of another speaker, Bobby Schindler, brother to Terri Schiavo, the disabled woman who was allowed to die, with court approval, of starvation and dehydration. (The reader is advised to note that the way younger adults treat older adults in our churches is a whiff of the growing acceptance of euthanasia, a natural result of the acceptance of abortion of innocent babies.)
Overheard, out and about, Mrs. Grundy sees all, tells all
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Mr. Wynn has long touted what he regards as a pragmatic ability to work across partisan lines. We're all for bipartisanship, but in Mr. Wynn's case, too often his stances have been unthinking and out of step with his district's interests. His vote to scrap the estate tax suggested he was indifferent to his own middle-class constituents. By flip-flopping on fuel-efficiency standards and opposing campaign finance reforms, he showed his contempt for clean air and clean government. And he seems scarcely aware of the import of his votes to permit federal courts to intervene in the Terri Schiavo case and to support a constitutional amendment banning flag-burning: granting federal courts a license to meddle in private affairs and cramping free speech............
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