[bitt]

"Aw, now the POPE is mad at us, too!"

[Paul Atreides]

If Laura Bush had this woman's personality, it would be front-page fodder on all of the liberal papers. She would be portrayed as some right-wing psychopath. Since it's Teresa, well.....

[West Coast Conservative]

Thank GOD she is not our First Lady!

[Paul Atreides]

"The church has a right and obligation to teach values. They don't have a right to restrict freedom of expression, which they did."

Funny, I thought that respecting the lives of the innoncent was a value. I fail to see how anyone's freedom of expression was restricted. The Good Lord knows that no one can get her to shut up.

[Mind-numbed Robot]

What defeated Kerry was his exposure as a phoney in just about every way. Surely Teresa knows that about him by now. Maybe they compliment each other. They are both good at blaming others for their failings.

[Fintan]

 

Every time this woman opens her pie hole, I gotta post this picture.

You'd think she'd learn...

[dighton]

"You cannot have bishops in the pulpit -- long before or the Sunday before the election, as they did in Catholic churches -- saying it was a mortal sin to vote for John Kerry," she said. "The church has a right and obligation to teach values. They don't have a right to restrict freedom of expression, which they did."

Nonsense, as if such instructions were aimed personally at Jean-François.

[Bloody Sam Roberts]

"They don't have a right to restrict freedom of expression, which they did."

And yet, Theraaayyza...you would restrict their freedom of expression and their freedom of religion?

My dear Mzzz. Heinz, you are a dangerous lunatic. Get back on your meds and STFU.

[Unam Sanctam]

"The church has a right and obligation to teach values. They don't have a right to restrict freedom of expression, which they did."

But she has a right to restrict the Church's freedom of expression?!!!!

[Gabz]

The woman is absolutely flippin' delusional.

[Texas Eagle]

They don't have a right to restrict freedom of expression...

Shaddap.

[starfish923]

You know, if a politician considers himself a Catholic then he should carry his faith to his politics.

So Kerry is "against abortion" but his voters are "for abortion." He SHOULD make his stand against it. That is the honorable thing to do. This goes for Lieberman too, as he should take his religious beliefs (Orthodox Judaism) to the Senate. This goes for ALL politicians of all faiths.

Just imagine if you substituted the word "abortion" for "slavery." It's NOT the issue, it's the absolutes of TRUTH. To do anything less is absolute hypocrisy.

As Benedict XVI said -- Truth is not determined by a majority vote.

[bigsigh]

If this is true, we have much to thank the pope for already. He helped save 300 million people.

[Dallas59]

Who's John Kerry?

[governsleastgovernsbest]

Teresa, since you're new to this country, let me try to explain how our Constitution and Bill of Rights work.

People have freedom of speech. That means they can say what they want. The fact they are members of a religious organization does not deny them of that right.

For example, the REVEREND Jesse Jackson has the right to be highly critical of George Bush. The REVEREND Al Sharpton can even run for President. And oh yes, this also applies to people who belong to the Catholic Church. They're allowed to express their opinions too.

Got it?

Tomorrow: the Second Amendment.

[devolve]

John Kerry-Heinz is driving his gas-electric hybrid Ford now I assume - waiting period is only 1-2 months for a Toyota Prius hybrid - but the $10,000 over list price is more than Kerry-Heinz can afford I guess.

[Bernard]

Did somebody - anybody - actually say that it was a mortal sin to vote for John Kerry? I don't remember hearing or seeing that.

[Meldrim]

"She also suggested the Kerry campaign was brought down in part by Catholic bishops who assailed the candidate's pro-choice view on abortion."

To an extent she is probably correct.

[OpusatFR]

""You cannot have bishops in the pulpit -- long before or the Sunday before the election, as they did in Catholic churches -- saying it was a mortal sin to vote for John Kerry," she said. "The church has a right and obligation to teach values. They don't have a right to restrict freedom of expression, which they did."

Does this sincerely limited woman understand that the Dogma was stated from the pulpit and the Church is not the public sphere?

[river rat]

""You cannot have bishops in the pulpit -- long before or the Sunday before the election..........."

Catholics preaching beliefs of the faith, is forbidden?

BUT--- giving "walking around money" to black "ministers" to instruct their black congregations on how to vote is okay?

The bitch is nuts...
I would love it if MSM would put a camera and mic in front of this loony imbecile every day and broadcast her stupid comments WORLDWIDE..

Semper Fi