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Kmiec Gets Malta

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Posted by Tom McFeely

Friday, July 03, 2009 12:10 PM

Catholic law professor Doug Kmiec, the pro-Obama Catholic who was overlooked for the appointment as the new U.S. ambassador to the Holy See, has been named ambassador to Malta as a consolation prize.

Kmiec’s chances of securing the Holy See ambassadorship were discounted by most Vatican analysts because of Kmiec’s public claims that President Barack Obama isn’t really pro-abortion, despite... READ MORE


 

Should Catholics Fear FOCA?

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Posted by Tom McFeely

Friday, January 16, 2009 7:03 PM

Anti-FOCA ad released by the U.S. bishops.

Catholic Obama backer Doug Kmiec recently penned an article for Commonweal complaining he has become the target of uncharitable invective from “right-wing Catholic bloggers.”

The Pepperdine law professor says unfair attacks are being directed at him because of his advocacy for the pro-abortion Obama. And, he suggests, the vituperation is so extreme it could injure relations between the Holy... READ MORE


 

C’mon, Kmiec — Oppose FOCA

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Posted by Tom McFeely

Friday, November 14, 2008 4:17 PM

Prof. Doug Kmiec (UPI)

Doug Kmiec, the Pepperdine law professor who has been widely denounced for claiming Barack Obama is pro-life, is making frequent appearances these days at Catholic institutions.

Pro-lifers understandably object to the use of these Catholic platforms for Kmiec to promote his misguided view about the president-elect.

The Daily Blog would like to propose a constructive alternative to staging... READ MORE


 

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