Randy's Personal Blog

The supreme court recently struck down a Texas law that required health and safety standards to be upheld in abortion clinics.  The reason given is that it would shut down most of the clinics and that shutting down these clinics would infringe on a womans "Constitutional right" to have an abortion.  The willingness to sacrifice women's lives and thier health in order to protect their UNConstitutional right to murder thier baby is absolutely unbelievable insanity to be perpetrated upon God's creation.

The following is just a smattering of the information that you can find regarding the injuries and death of women who have had abortions.  The very first document that I list is from the Louisiana State Department of health, which lists the dangers of having an abortion.

AND IT IS OK TO NOT MANDATE SAFETY PROCEDURES FOR THE 1000'S OF WOMEN WHO SUBJECT THEMSELVES TO SUCH HAZARDOUS CONDITIONS?!?!?!  Maybe they were safer in the back alleys before it was legal.

There is a particular issue that keeps rearing its ugly head that I would like to address.  It is an issue that makes it apparent that the person making the statement really has no clue about the TRUE HISTORY of the United States or how the Constitution Party and its candidates stand on this particular issue.  It is an issue that I will call "Political Religiosity."

Recently, I had a conversation with a person who said the reason he couldn't be part of the Constitution Party is because it is "too religious."  He said that the Constitution Party is trying to establish a "theocracy."  I then asked him to point out a specific instance or demonstrate how the party was too religious or trying to establish a theocracy and like many before him, he fell silent.

The Church Has Failed - in teaching against sexual immorality of every form.

Recently, the Illinois Family Institute released an article about a Catholic Church which "fired" an openly gay man from being the choir director.

http://illinoisfamily.org/homosexuality/homosexual-choir-director-in-illinois-fired/

Once upon a time, in a galaxy far, far, away (well, maybe not so far away as all that), there once was a planet called Earth.  A man named Arthur lived there and he had a friend named Guildford (Ford) who turned out to be an illegal alien from a very small planet near the star we call Betelgeuse; at least that is how the tale is told. In his science fiction parody, “So Long and Thanks for All the Fish” (the fourth installment of the Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy Trilogy), Douglas Adams describes a planet’s political system.

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“It comes from a very ancient democracy, you see..."

Tomorrow (November 26, 2015) is "THANKSGIVING DAY.”

I can say that there is a lot to be thankful for in the Stufflebeam household. I will name four, starting from the most recent:

4) My life partner, and bride of 35 years, has become my full-time business partner.  On November the 11^th, Lisa entered the doors of Wal-Mart as an employee for the last time. Our leadership develop business has generated enough income to replace Lisa’s salary and so she is no longer working in corporate America.

Yes, I know that I’m not supposed to use such language as “idiot” when talking about someone.  However, the statements below go beyond "just ignorant."  Maybe a more appropriate word would be evil.

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Philadelphia State Representative, Brian Sims, said. “I implored you then as I do now — as an attorney, as a civil rights advocate, and as a legislator that has sworn to uphold the Constitution and not the Bible or any other religious document — to see this legislation for what it actually is, an end around the U.S. Supreme Court and the Constitution that is beneath this body.”