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Religious freedom feels like a tenuous thing in this age of anti-Christian sentiment, where refusing to participate in profaning marriage …
Read More »Has Trump Heard the Call from Christians to Protect Their Constitutional Rights?
Here’s Why I Love Trump’s Tax Reform Proposal
I’m for making things better for everyone. And the main focus of my work is improving the lives of low-income …
Read More »Nixon’s Revenge: The Fall of the Adversary Press
Saturday’s White House Correspondents Association dinner exposed anew how far from Middle America our elite media reside. At the dinner, …
Read More »Should We Fret About a Trade Deficit?
When we discuss international trade and balance of payments, there are two types of accounts. There is the current account, …
Read More »You Won’t Believe Who’s Urging HUD Secretary Ben Carson To Dismantle Obama’s ‘Transgender’ Rule for Homeless Shelters
The former president’s Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) issued a rule last summer directing single-sex homeless shelters that …
Read More »The Abortion Industry Won’t Like What This Governor Just Did
The governor of West Virginia signed a bill into law that will protect pregnant minors from the abortion industry’s ravenous …
Read More »The Racism of Modern-Day Reparations
Nothing says social justice like modern-day reparations. Strike that. Nothing says racism like modern-day reparations. Just over a week ago, …
Read More »Trump’s Biggest Achievement in His 1st 100 Days? Stopping the Left
President Donald Trump’s biggest achievement in his first 100 days? Easy. He stopped the left. Measure Trump’s first 100 days …
Read More »Bethlehem, Not Berkeley, Is the Birthplace of Free Speech
It seems that hardly a day goes by when the call for “safe spaces” and “speech codes” is not headline …
Read More »The First 100 Days to Securing America
President Donald Trump is nearing his 100th day in office. Unlike his predecessor, President Trump doesn’t spend much time on …
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