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The judge who ordered a Kentucky county clerk to jail for refusing to issue “marriage” licenses to homosexuals just ordered her to …
Read More »This School District's Logic-Defying Decision Ignores Privacy, Safety, and Modesty
Does anyone really need to explain why homeschooling is on the rise? Privacy, safety, modesty — these are old-fashioned ideas …
Read More »A County Clerk Is STILL Refusing To Issue Gay Marriage Licenses–Her 3 Words Explain Why – UPDATED
[BCN editor update: A judge has ordered county clerk Kim Davis to jail for refusing to issue “marriage” licenses to homosexuals.] …
Read More »Denver City Council Committee Reverses Course On Chick-fil-A — Good News?
Last week we blogged about a Denver City Council committee objecting to Chick-fil-A setting up shop in the Denver International …
Read More »Is Denver's Anti-Chick-fil-A Move A Cover for Corruption?
(BCN editor’s note: Ken Blackwell’s column will not run today.) Holier-than-thou liberals on the Denver city council are waging war …
Read More »Guess What Kind of ‘Marriage’ Is Next
What logical reason could one give to prevent a man and four women from legally “marrying”? If two men can call themselves …
Read More »Denver City Council Committee Wants to Keep Chick-fil-A Out of This Location
Because Chick-fil-A president and CEO Dan Cathy believes what everybody believed about marriage for thousands of years, a Denver City …
Read More »Fired Christian Fox Sports Analyst Fights Back
Fox Sports fired analyst Craig James in 2013 for believing what God says and what humanity has recognized for millenia …
Read More »This Court Just Told Houston’s Mayor What She Could Do With That ‘Non-Discrimination’ Ordinance
Last year, the Houston City Council passed a so-called non-discrimination ordinance, which, among other things, would have made it illegal …
Read More »Judge Asked To Perform A Same-Sex Marriage. How He Responded Got Him Attacked Immediately
A judge in Toledo, Ohio, awaits word from an ethics board, appointed by the state’s supreme court, after declining to …
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