Christine M. Flowers
Columnist at The Delaware County Daily Times
Lawyer, columnist, Catholic, world traveler, knitter, really bad driver, really bad cook, loving aunt, conservative pundit and “hard core pro life.” Enough?
Articles
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6 days ago |
delcotimes.com | Christine M. Flowers
When I heard that the Pennsylvania Governor’s Residence had been firebombed, my first reaction was “First night of Passover. Jewish Governor. Hate Crime.” My second thought was “That poor family. Four kids. Thank God they’re safe.”At no point did I mentally add “I hate Josh Shapiro’s politics, but … .” And I certainly didn’t say “Well that’s karma.”Sadly, some people expressed exactly those two emotions.
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1 week ago |
delcotimes.com | Christine M. Flowers
My alma mater was wrong. It should have barred a young man from walking at graduation simply because he had violated the fundamental precepts of our faith. He had filmed a young woman being sexually assaulted, and basically skated. No arrest, no charges, no penalties. It took my friend Victor Fiorillo, an intrepid journalist with a solid moral compass, to bring the story to the attention of the Villanova community, and then to a wider audience. Kudos to him, not to the school.
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2 weeks ago |
broadandliberty.com | Christine M. Flowers
Christine Flowers: When having a nuanced view makes you Sybil A Decrease font size. A Reset font size. A Increase font size.
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2 weeks ago |
delcotimes.com | Christine M. Flowers
I’ve been writing about immigration for over two decades. I’ve been practicing immigration law for over three decades. You could say I’m an expert. And I’m atypical in my approach, because — drum roll — I identify as a conservative. My pronouns are Ronald/Reagan. For much of my professional life, I’ve tried to straddle the often invisible line between advocating for immigrant rights, and supporting government efforts to keep this country safe.
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3 weeks ago |
triblive.com | Christine M. Flowers
This might appear to be a frivolous observation, given other issues that have hit the headlines over the past few days, but I have a big problem with the secretary of Homeland Security’s wardrobe. Normally, I don’t pay all that much attention to the sartorial style of women in the public eye, especially since I developed my fashion sense in the mid-1970s when polyester, paisley and smocking were respectable.
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Conservatives have always respected the courts and the Constitution. https://t.co/pMkdSD3hPj
“The order properly requires the Government to “facilitate” Abrego Garcia’s release from custody in El Salvador and to ensure that his case is handled as it would have been had he not been improperly sent to El Salvador.” https://t.co/lkmkf5mvoG
20 years ago, I met a young man from Romania. He was a junior national soccer champion in his home country. We were able to get him what is called a “genius” visa. Today, he visited me. Guess who he is? Head women’s Soccer Coach at Penn State Berks. I feel like a proud mama ❤️❤️ https://t.co/UM7Ak0SN5b
