A Heapin' Plate of Conservative Politics and Religion

by Tom Quiner

A Heapin' Plate of Conservative Politics & Religion

by Tom Quiner

RU-486 is poison

By quinersdiner | July 27, 2013

Holly Patterson ingested the poison on a Saturday. The eighteen year old girl had been perfectly healthy up to that moment. Before the day was through, she began experiencing cramping and constipation. Within a week, she was dead from septic shock.

Come on, give him credit, at least he’s no Bill Clinton

By quinersdiner | July 27, 2013

Time to pay the piper

By quinersdiner | July 25, 2013

The amazing invention that feeds the poor

By quinersdiner | July 24, 2013

In Washington D.C., liberals have passed a law targeting Wal-Mart, who plans on building six stores there. D.C. liberals want to force Wal-Mart to pay a much higher minimum wage to their employees than other stores must pay. Wal-Mart says if the mayor signs the ordinance into law, they will nix building three of these stores …

Join me for dinner Saturday night

By quinersdiner | July 24, 2013

I am a big fan of Iowans for L.I.F.E. You’re going to hate them if you’re a fan of human abortion. But if you believe, as I do, that you and I became a human being at the instant of conception, you’re going to love their work. And you will love their banquet, which is this Saturday night …

Be not indifferent

By quinersdiner | July 22, 2013

The death last week of crusty White House reporter, Helen Thomas, prompted me to rerun my post from three years ago that featured the anti Semitic remark that got her fired. She deserved being fired, but it should have occurred several years earlier with a similar remark.

Made in the image of Barack Obama

By quinersdiner | July 21, 2013

The end of the world

By quinersdiner | July 20, 2013

Detroit has filed for bankruptcy. The city’s decay is such a visual spectacle that tourists flock there from around the world. German college students came for a “tour.” When asked what the appeal was, one student gleefully exclaimed, “I came to see the end of the world.”

Who do you like better: the white guy or the black guy?

By quinersdiner | July 17, 2013

John was a pretty average student in school. He worked hard to simply pass some of the math and science classes. He just wasn’t all that good at them, but pass them he did. He held down part time jobs while in school to save toward college. The savings helped him enroll in the local community college. Two years later, he advanced to a local university and earned a Bachelor’s Degree …

A national dialogue on race

By quinersdiner | July 16, 2013

Are we capable of truly having an honest dialogue discussion on race? I wish we could, but, I have my doubts. We don’t talk the same language. We can’t hear each other talk. We see the world through a different prism. When I say “we,” I’m talking in the context of liberal/conservative world views as much as black/white differences. Nonetheless, let us try to begin a constructive conversation. The upside is worth it …

Another ginned up race narrative

By quinersdiner | July 14, 2013

The Zimmerman case should NEVER have been brought to trial and was only done so when certain interest groups and certain political interests ginned up the race card, including the President …

The viability myth

By quinersdiner | July 13, 2013

I have never met a single, viable person in my life. Another word for viable is survivable. It’s a word worth dwelling on. Some advocates of human abortion maintain that the preborn are not entitled to human rights until they are viable, which they reach at about their 23rd week of human life in their mother’s womb.