Silence Is Not an Option for Pastors
Continuing in silence is a good way to lose the information war. Here is a news release from Liberty Counsel: Pastors and church leaders are free to speak up regarding biblical and moral issues…
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How to Fight the Left Effectively
American Thinker’s Selwyn Duke effectively takes off the gloves: If you’re a conned-servative who gets sand thrown in your eyes and your kneecaps kicked off and slashed with a broken bottle and then still fights…
Read MoreKavanaugh’s Lesson: Inform the American People
By Lloyd Marcus: The truth of the matter is, the left’s greatest weapon is its ability to dominate the airwaves with deceptions and lies which produce misinformed voters and Republican politicians fearful of telling…
Read MoreA Texas Blueprint for A Red Wave Election in 2018
Here’s Newt Gingrich with an excellent suggested blueprint: I have been writing a lot about the power of a big choice election in November. This week, the Texas Republicans won a special election for a state…
Read MoreRepublicans Should Toot Their Own Tax-Cut Horn
By Deroy Murdock: Lower taxes and thicker wallets are impressive and widely distributed.
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The Titanic & The Unethical Behavior Of Leaders
It’s sad but true — the unethical behavior of so-called “leaders” continues to do so much damage. Here is Diane J. Chandler writing at Patheos: The tragedy of the RMS Titanic reminds me of the tragedy…
Read MoreBeat the Press (every Sunday)
By Michael Bertolone: It is blatantly obvious that the entrenched bureaucracy and their allies in the mainstream media have now declared all-out war on President Trump and anyone connected to him. The volume of…
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Debased Politics, Debased Language
“Ever since the ancient Athenians,” Bruce Thornton writes, “the debasement of language has been a sign of political corruption.” Here is an article outlining the history that he posted yesterday at Front Page Mag:…
Read MoreSocialism can’t flourish without ignorance
By Joe Herring: The capacity of human beings for making the same mistake again and again is exceeded only by the capacity of their governments to enshrine those mistakes in law.
Read MoreTrump and his war on fake news
By Howard J. Warner:This is a battle between two competing forces and ideologies. Don’t bet against Trump.
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Ideas Are the Engines of Social Change
Brian Balfour writes this about ideas at FEE.org: We should be working to impact public opinion by attacking the immorality and corruption of the institution of the state itself. Exactly. Here’s the lede and…
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The Collapse of the Never-Trump Conservatives
Collapse indeed. Here is Emerald Robinson: They’ll always have Twitter and MSNBC. With the installation of Neil Gorsuch to the Supreme Court, and a yet-to-be-named reliable replacement for the unreliable Anthony Kennedy, Donald Trump…
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Rural Illinois power plant has higher tax bill than Disneyland, Willis Tower
As I keep saying, Illinois property taxes are a licence to steal — that’s why they are higher. Too bad Republicans here can’t make an issue of it or make more people aware of…
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Sunday Schadenfreude: media mockery of Trump when he announced his candidacy three years ago
This past Sunday, American Thinker’s editor Thomas Lifson posted the above titled article — below are an excerpt or two, but first, the definition of schadenfreude: “pleasure derived by someone from another person’s misfortune.”…
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Why Trump Is Winning on Foreign Policy
It’s called winning the information war. Here is Jamie Monckton: Make America Great Again. These four words helped Donald Trump crush Crooked Hillary and take him all the way to the White House. Democrats were…
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