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The U.S. Supreme Court began hearing several cases last year challenging Obamacare, President Barack Obama’s signature “affordable” health care reform law. …
Read More »Corporate Bullies Demand #LGBT Public Potty Policy
Things have really gone down the toilet. Literally. Corporate America, the bastion of all things ethical, is now forcing its …
Read More »This Republican Governor Just Refused to Protect His Christian Constituents
The answer to the question, Will This Republican Governor Refuse to Protect His Christian Constituents, is yes. Georgia’s Gov. Nathan Deal, …
Read More »North Carolina Lawmakers Vote to Protect Privacy — Then This Happened
Lawmakers attempt to protect the privacy, safety, and modesty of constituents who care about such things by deferring to common …
Read More »Will This Republican Governor Refuse to Protect His Christian Constituents?
Lawmakers who respect the U.S. Constitution’s religious freedom clause and understand why it exists know that the U.S. Supreme Court’s …
Read More »Christian Florist To Go Before State's Highest Court Against Homosexual Lobby
Flower shop owner Barronelle Stutzman said at the National Religious Broadcasters Conference last month that she’s shared her customers’ joys …
Read More »This Court Just Stood Up for Religious Freedom and Against the Homosexual Lobby
Can you imagine the government forcing a Muslim place of worship to hire Christians or Jews? Stretch your mind a …
Read More »What These Big Business Hypocrites Are Trying to Do to Christian Mom-and-Pops
Could anyone have imagined a mere 20 years ago that state lawmakers would be drafting, debating, and voting on bills …
Read More »Tennessee Lawmakers Pass Bill to Protect Christian Counselors
The U.S. Supreme Court declared homosexual “marriage” a constitutional right, but that doesn’t mean Christians must be forced to choose …
Read More »South Dakota Lawmakers Try to Protect Students — And the Homosexual Lobby Doesn't Like It
South Dakota lawmakers just made a decision based on decency and common sense. The state’s Senate approved a bill that …
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