We should be more afraid of Hillary Clinton than Vladimir Putin

I could make more sense of  the criticisms of Donald Trump for calling on the Russians to release more hacked emails if it weren't for the fact that Hillary Clinton were not to the political left of Putin.

While Hillary is pushing left-wing postmodernist gender ideology, radical feminism, divisive multiculturalism, and undermining religious freedom, Putin at least gives lip-service to traditional values.

While Hillary and her minions oppose the least whiff of Christianity in the nation's public schools, Christianity is now taught freely in Russian schools

While Putin's Russia has largely abandoned Marxist economic policies, Hillary (if not in name, in fact) embraces them. In fact Putin's public positions on most issues are closer to what anyone could legitimately call "American values" than the average Democratic politician.

Hillary is a far greater threat to American than Vladimir Putin.

Democrats: Losing their religion

I don't think I have ever participated in the debased habit of posting rock videos on blog, as I have seen some of my conservative blog brethren do. But I making an exception today.

The rock group REM has asked FOX News to stop playing "Losing My Religion," with the conservative TV network was apparently playing during the Democratic National Convention. I somehow missed that, but it seems only appropriate for a political party that--despite its leadership's attempt to paper it over--doesn't appear to be too excited about mentioning God or reaffirming Jerusalem as the capitol of Israel in its platform, if the "No"s on the vote to reinclude the language were any indication.

Here's the video, just in case you didn't see it:

DNC: All pro-abortion, all the time

QUESTION: If the Republicans, at their convention, had talked as much about being pro-life (and pro-marriage) as the Democrats have talked about being pro-abortion (and pro-same-sex marriage), what would the media have said?

For those in the Vital Remnants Peanut Gallery who can't figure this out, please check back for the answer later today.

UPDATE (8:45 p.m. est): Okay, I'll have to say I'm disappointed in the Peanut Gallery. Where are the excuses? Where are the rationalizations? The answer is:

The media would say that the Republicans are extremists.