Christine Flowers

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Poetic justice: Vietnam vet's words soothe modern tragedies

05/23/2013

There are many kinds of desperation, as many as the stars above and the souls beneath them.

Circling the presidential-protection wagons

05/16/2013

RECENTLY, in response to the hat trick of scandals that the White House has scored over the past few days, some liberal commentators have tried to distance President Obama from at least two of them.

Gosnell jury saw the truth 05/14/2013: Christine Flowers: Ever since the carnage at Kermit Gosnell's West Philly clinic was uncovered, Planned Parenthood and other abortion providers have attempted to distance themselves from this gruesome scenario.
Divorce can't be just the pursuit of happiness 05/09/2013: Anyone who's read this column over the past 10 years knows that I'm an immigration lawyer by profession.
Jason Collins is no Jackie Robinson 05/02/2013: THE CARTOON that was widely disseminated this week depicting Jackie Robinson hugging Jason Collins completely distorts the significance of Robinson's legacy and Collins' act.
Of damnation, and staring back 04/19/2013: Again, someone attacked the core of us, sending the cruel message that years may pass and memories fade, but evil is eternal.
Margaret Thatcher changed the world, and didn't have to be a feminist to do it 04/12/2013: Our current crop of star-spangled feminists have become caricatures of themselves.
A death penalty, properly applied, helps make society make sense 04/04/2013: Whenever the death penalty is debated, you are sure to hear talk about the possibility of an innocent person being killed.
Christine Flowers: A late snow, an odd world 03/28/2013
'The personal is political' is no reason to change 03/21/2013: I once knew a woman who was adamantly, stridently, proudly pro-choice. She is now adamantly, stridently, proudly pro-life.
Koop attended to the defenseless and the voiceless 03/14/2013: SOMETIMES, death confirms the eternal value of life. I'm not referring to the resurrection, even though the Lenten season lends itself to such discussions. What I'm talking about is more mundane, and yet, for that reason, easier for believers and nonbelievers alike to wrap their minds around.
Francis I: Humble yet strong, like our Catholic faith 03/14/2013: Christine Flowers: As I watched the former Jorge Bergoglio at the red-draped balcony, at least two things occurred to me: He was humble and resolute.