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Michael Voris is founder and CEO of Church Militant, a small think-tank journalist organization in the Detroit area. His point is that the funding for EWTN is controlled by the Bishops. He has been around a number of years but I am not sure how long--perhaps a decade or more. Church Militant...

You didn't get it did you. There were about a thousand cases in Santa Clara county I think. I don't think that you have any point whatsoever. They tested the people who showed up and then adjusted their conclusions thereby. That is the second time that you have reiterated that point, which...

I think that we in the rust belt paid the price more than the east coast did or the west coast did. Indiana was an agricultural state that was highly industrialized in the northern half. Towns that once were a string of factories are not just a factory here and there. Obama made things worse...

Oh, it was just a routine service but the uproar was over Rossi and EWTN had to withdraw their link to the service. Voris thinks that Rossi should not be allowed to appear on EWTN but since the death of Mother Angelica, EWTN is controlled by the Bishops, whom she denounced. What do you think...

There were other colleges and universities involved. It is just one of many studies that need to be done. Stanford University professor of medicine Dr. Jay Bhattachary concedes that it is just one test. It was privately financed. What does peer reviewing have to do with a test that was just...

I doubt if they pay very well at CNN since the airports are closed and no one is watching them anymore. I work close to the Indianapolis airport and it is very quiet now.

I don't know what your point is. I don't think that very many challenge the brilliance or honesty of Stanford University professor of medicine Dr. Jay Bhattachary. The test was just completed.

I found a link for you: "We don’t know if, in 1993, presidential hopeful Joe Biden sexually assaulted a woman named Tara Reade...." Joe Biden, Tara Reade, & Sexual Assault Hypocrisy | National Review

George W. Bush was a Methodist and a recovering alcoholic. Ronald Reagan was a Christian although he did not attend church while in the White House. George H.W. Bush was a lifelong Episcopalian and knew a lot of Scripture by heart and had gone to war and been shot down as a pilot before he was 18.

:Roflmao:D:Roflmao Stanford University professor of medicine Dr. Jay Bhattachary, perhaps the leading American expert on these sort of things, says that for every reported case there are 50 unreported cases. So if we have a half million reported cases that means that we have about 25 million...

Well, the bad news is that Michael Voris thinks that EWTN is a train wreck in slow motion. Walpole, I am an outsider on this stuff so you tell me if Voris is right or wrong. He talks for 5 minutes. Apparently EWTN withdrew their link to Rossi on Good Friday after much criticism in social...

Think that I could get a job with CNN?

Patsy Clairmont, Christian Comedienne, once said that "normal" is just a setting on the clothes dryer. :Roflmao:D:Roflmao Patsy Clairmont - Christian Motivational Speaker & Writer for Women

Did you get a chance to see the EWTN broadcast of Good Friday services from the Washington Basilica with Monseigneur Rossi?

The Chinese flu is very contagious. You can have it without having any symptoms. Maybe 20 or 30 million Americans have had it without symptoms. I haven't had any symptoms so I probably had it.

Everyone who died during this mess on medicare or medicaid is worth $39,000 to the hospital if they classify the death as the flu.

Grandma got run over by the reindeer in December but the State of Indiana reclassified her death as the Chinese flu because they can get $39,000 from Medicare for a flu death.

You may be right. Because of high taxes many people have to have both adults working so no one is at home anyway. On another note, I am giving up eating bat soup for good.

Do you think that home schooling will increase because of the pandemic?

Some say high heat and high humidity will stop the spread of the virus so warm weather should help. I think that Indiana could open up at the end of the week but our Governor Eric Holcomb is unlikely to act since the state capital Indianapolis is a hotspot. You are lucky to live in a state...