By Dr. Jerry Newcombe – June 22, 2019 “Those who do not learn history are doomed to repeat it,” said Santayana. Many young people today claim to prefer socialism—and in some cases, even communism (which is socialism’s more violent form)—over capitalism. Recently a candidate for city council in Denver declared that capitalism has failed and … More What Is This Love Affair with Socialism?
Rachel Alexander flays excessive jail term for beleaguered public servant Momentum is building to free conservative former Congressman Steve Stockman from prison. The outspoken conservative activist was targeted by the Deep State after he stood up to the Obama administration, which included him calling for the arrest of Lois Lerner. He was sentenced to 10 years in … More Support Pouring In For Imprisoned Congressman
‘This discrimination is based on irrational public policies’ A federal judge has sided with the First Amendment in a lawsuit against a California fair board that banned gun show and other event organizers from its facilities, which otherwise are available to the public. U.S. District Judge Cathy Bencivengo issued a temporary order to stop … More Judge sides with 1st Amendment after gun shows banned
Courts can’t stop the corrosion of liberalism, but they can stop state-sponsored attacks on individuals. June 10 2019 By David Harsanyi If a long Struggle Session couldn’t break Jack Phillips, owner of Masterpiece Cake Shop, I doubt another frivolous lawsuit will do the trick. Then again, the campaign to destroy Phillips’s business was never merely about punishing a … More Until The Supreme Court Acts, Christians Will Be Punished For Thought Crimes
AP Photo HARIS ALIC 10 Jun 2019 Former Vice President Joe Biden told a journalist in 1974 that “cruddy politicians” like himself could “take away” the First Amendment if they wanted. The current 2020 Democrat frontrunner made the comments to Washingtonian magazine while being interviewed for a profile published in June 1974. Biden, then only 31-years-old, came to regret the interview, … More AUDIO Joe Biden 1974: ‘Politicians Can Take Away’ First Amendment ‘If We Want’
Charges against GOP congressman ‘must fall’ Former Rep. Steve Stockman, R-Texas Former Texas Congressman Steve Stockman was convicted of financial crimes and sent to prison, so the case is all wrapped up, right? Maybe not. A new friend-of-the-court brief, filed with the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals where his conviction is being challenged, explains … More Government Accused Of ‘Tricking’ Jury Into Stockman Conviction
Download PDF Overview Churches have a major role to play in addressing the cultural and moral issues of our day. The voice of the church matters. In times such as these when we see timeless values under attack all around us in our society, the need for the Church to be a strong voice for … More What Churches and Pastors Can and Cannot Do
Download PDF Overview The words “separation of Church and State” are not found anywhere in the U.S. Constitution, the Bill of Rights, or the Declaration of Independence. Yet, every day, you hear that you can or cannot do something in a public place because of the “separation of Church and State.” Issue Analysis The First Amendment of … More The Truth About the Separation of Church and State
Rachel Alexander reports latest on case of Texas Republican Steve Stockman Former Republican Rep. Steve Stockman is fighting back against the Swamp. He was targeted by powerful Democrats and wrongly convicted of misusing nonprofit funds. Corrupt, left-leaning prosecutors in the Department of Justice went after him because he called for the arrest of the IRS’ Lois Lerner, … More Wrongly Imprisoned Congressman Keeps Fighting
By Arthur Schaper – May 21, 2019 For decades, United States Congressmen have become experts at false advertising in their legislative endeavors. The “No Child Left Behind” Act of 2001 left many children behind. Government fiat to fix education through regulatory reign would never balance or phase out achievement gaps. Schooling by standardized testing … More The (IN)Equality Act: How We Got Here, and What We Do About It
