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To: Never on my watch

Herod was a good talker too, Father Jenkins.

You have deliberately made the graduation of a Catholic University into a “show of love and respect” to one who has no respect fro innocent life.

And what, pray tell, are the accomplishments of this President when the people elected him?

Fr. Jenkins needs the hook.Exit stage Right. He is making Obama into God. Jenkins is delusional, and is now campaigning for Obama.

Unbelievable!


460 posted on 05/17/2009 12:05:43 PM PDT by exit82 (The Obama Cabinet: There was more brainpower on Gilligan's Island.)
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To: exit82

As Commander in Chief, he scares the hell out of me.


467 posted on 05/17/2009 12:06:19 PM PDT by CheneyChick
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To: All

here comes the TOTUS! see it?


477 posted on 05/17/2009 12:07:02 PM PDT by The_Sword_of_Groo (Dum spiramus tuebimur)
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To: exit82

This is unbelievable...

Notre Dame board chairman: Father Jenkins has trustees’ ‘full support’

May 15, 2009

Richard Notebaert, the chairman of the University of Notre Dame’s board of trustees, said that university president Father John Jenkins, CSC, has the “full support” of the board. “He respects people who differ, but he’s resolute in his decision because he did it based on conscience and what he really believes in,” says Notebaert, the retired CEO of Qwest Communications and Ameritech.

A major Republican donor, Notebaert in June 2008 gave $67,800 to McCain Victory 2008 and $28,500 to the Republican National Committee, according to Federal Election Commission records.


483 posted on 05/17/2009 12:08:07 PM PDT by kcvl
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To: exit82

Check this out...

The Notre Dame Board of Trustees is a powerful organization, comprised of top international business owners, chairs of rich endowments, academic leaders, judges, attorneys, faculty, and prominent clergy. These individuals are typically very wealthy, well-connected and highly accomplished; many with broad interests outside the university. A closer look at the board and its affiliations might shed light on just how Notre Dame came to this decision.

Many of the influential alumni on the Notre Dame board are from the nearby Chicago area, and are part of the same Chicago power structure that President Obama ascended. Richard and Peggy Notebaert are leading members of the ND community, and Notebaert is chair of the Notre Dame trustees. While Obama served in the senate, the Peggy Notebaert Nature Museum, received federal funding earmarked by Obama.. Key Obama campaign fundraiser, Frank Clark served on the board of the Notebaert Museum at the time. The Chicago Museum of Science and Industry, where ND trustee Arthur Velasquez is on the board, also received millions in earmarks. Velasquez contributed to Obama’s campaigns in ’04 and ’08.

Chicago power at Notre Dame extends to political posts as well. Justice Ann Claire Williams was appointed by Bill Clinton in 1999 to the U.S. Court of Appeals 7th District. In 2004, she ruled that the Department of Justice could not subpoena hospital abortion records to enforce the ban on partial birth abortions. Left-leaning Chicago politics has a place on the Notre Dame governing board. Currently Ann Claire Williams is receiving serious attention among the top three possible Obama replacements for retiring Supreme Court Justice David Souter.

Some Notre Dame board members have made ethical misjudgments in the past. Chicago trustee Philip B. Rooney, Chairman of Claddagh Investments, is former CEO of Waste Management Inc., the world’s largest waste services company. In 2002, Rooney and Waste Management, along with Arthur Andersen, Enron and others, were indicted by the SEC in a massive fraud case. WMI management eventually settled for 30.8 million in penalties. The SEC barred Rooney permanently from being an officer in a public company. He divested most of his own stock before the investigations caused shareholder assets to plummet. Despite this history Rooney retains his board position at Notre Dame today.

Much more here...

http://www.cnsnews.com/public/content/article.aspx?RsrcID=48163


513 posted on 05/17/2009 12:10:50 PM PDT by kcvl
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To: exit82

Obama getting pissed now... VERY mad. Someone was shouting. He smacked his lips, shook his finger, goofed on a word.


554 posted on 05/17/2009 12:15:11 PM PDT by PghBaldy (There's abortion, and there's infanticide. Obama supports both.)
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