Maybe we should take to ironically nicknaming Sally Quinn as "Scoop" for this: On March 27, in a column headlined "Does Ben Carson Have a Prayer?" the Washington Post On Faith editor attacked Dr. Ben Carson for his National Prayer Breakfast speech delivered on February 7. That's 48 days between the speech and Quinn's holding… Read more »
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WashPost’s ‘On Faith’ Continues Attack on Catholics: Papacy Should ‘Fade Into Symbolic Irrelevence’
As I noted on Monday, the "On Faith" section at the Washington Post is hard at work attacking faithful Catholics by publishing, bit by bit, excerpts of a Sally Quinn interview with Garry Wills, a critic of the church. Well, on Tuesday — the day of Pope Francis's installation Mass — the attack continued with… Read more »
WashPost’s Aaron Davis Grouses About Amendments That Would ‘Gut’ Md. Legislature’s Gun Ban
A funny thing happened on the way to banning assault weapons in the deep blue state of Maryland. Some Democrats in the overwhelmingly-Democratic House of Delegates are considering amendments to reform the bill to carve out some exemptions. Given the composition of the state government, it may be the best bet that gun rights advocates… Read more »
After Papal Election, WashPost’s ‘On Faith’ Gives Garry Wills Platform to Attack Papacy as ‘Crime,’ Priesthood As Monopoly
As we've documented time and again, the Washington Post's On Faith section is hostile to traditional religious faith. Section editor Sally Quinn failed to disappoint on St. Patrick's Day with her publication online of an excerpt from an interview with liberal Catholic author Garry Wills, who is promoting his new book, "Why Priests? A Failed… Read more »