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Category Archives: Politics
National Black Republican Association
Many Afro-Americans, dare I say blacks are breaking free from the "Democratic Plantation." The National Black Republican Association is one organization that is leading the way. Link: National Black Republican Association. All across this country, urban communities run by Democrats, … Continue reading
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ADF Comes to the Defense of Pro-Life Nurse in Louisiana…
Several years ago, ADF and its allies successfully defended the employment rights of a pro-life nurse in Illinois who faced termination for refusing to assist in abortions at the hospital in which she was employed. Now a similar case with … Continue reading
Posted in Activism, Current Affairs, Politics, Religion
Tagged ADF, Allicance Defense Fund, Pro-Life Nurse Louisiana
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Peter Glover strikes again
Dear Fellow Christians Incitement to Religious Hatred and Women bishops in the Anglican Church – so what really is at stake here? Check out his two postings here this morning…the daily news from a biblical worldview. Peter C GloverAuthor, The … Continue reading
Posted in Cultural Commentary, Current Affairs, Politics, Religion
Tagged Religious Hatred, women bishops Anglican Church
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Time for stoic Brits to come out swinging
Mark Steyn, "The columnist to the world" has a great piece about what the Brits need to do following the recent attacks that they have experienced. Full article here…
Posted in Cultural Commentary, Current Affairs, Politics
Tagged british bombing, Mark Steyn
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Rehnquist to step down today
Chief Justice William Rehnquist Following on the heels of Justice Sandra Day O’Connor, U.S. Supreme Court Chief Justice William Rehnquist will announce his retirement today, according to court sources cited by columnist Robert Novak. Complete Story… President Bush, This is … Continue reading
Are we at war yet?
Now after the recent bombings in London I ask my liberal friends, are we at war yet? Is this a worldwide war against terrorism or is this just something that America has brought on ourselves because we are so mean? … Continue reading
Posted in Current Affairs, Politics
Tagged Michelle Malkin, muslim, war, war against terrorism
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Are Liberals ready to abandon US right to abortion?
KC over at Extreme Truths is arguing that some liberals are getting ready to launch Roe v Wade. Find the post here: Extreme Truths: Liberals ready to abandon US right to abortion. This thought is almost unimaginable to me. For … Continue reading
On this 4th of July, we remember
On this day in 1776 the Declaration of Independence was signed by leaders of a fledgling country that fully expected to loose everything because of what they just did. In the introduction to the Declaration we see… IN CONGRESS, July … Continue reading
Next church-state dispute: ‘In God We trust’
A case challenging a display of the national motto is one of many battles over religious references in public places. By Warren Richey | Staff writer of The Christian Science Monitor The words appear on every dollar bill and US … Continue reading
The full text of President Bush’s Speech June 28, 2005
WASHINGTON — The full text of President Bush’s June 28, 2005, remarks on the war in Iraq: Thank you and good evening. I am pleased to visit Fort Bragg — "Home of the Airborne and Special Operations Forces." It is … Continue reading
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Tagged President Bush's Speech, President Bush's Speech transcript
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The Naked Truth about Hillary and Power Politics
Mark my words, Hillary Clinton will be running for president in the next election cycle and she will do everything in her immense power to win. Here is another example… Ed Klein, author of the explosive new book "The Truth … Continue reading
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Tagged Ed Klein, hillary, Hillary Clinton, the truth about hillary
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Must Read Commentary
Joseph Farah of worldnetdaily hit the nail on the head today in his commentary on recent comments from Bill Clinton on Guantanamo Bay. At least Dick Durbin has apologized for is inane comments but Bill? Link: WorldNetDaily: Clinton’s latest outrage. … Continue reading
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Don’t let Durbin off the hook…
This is an opportunity to stay vigilant and do the work that we are called to do. David Limbaugh reminds us… It’s important that we don’t let Dick Durbin off the hook too quickly. And, it’s important that we not … Continue reading
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EMP: America’s Achilles’ Heel
By Frank J. Gaffney, Jr.President, Center for Security Policy The following is adapted from a speech delivered on May 24, 2005, in Dallas, Texas, at a Hillsdale College National Leadership Seminar on the topic, “America’s War Against Islamic Terrorism.” If … Continue reading
Posted in Current Affairs, Misc, Politics
Tagged EPM, Frank Gaffney, Frank J. Gaffney, terrorism
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Bush Impeachment Imminent
Not only is Dean going whacko, with what he is saying about people of faith, but much of the left is falling off the edge of the earth. You may have heard about the "Downing Street Memo" stire, now there … Continue reading
Posted in Current Affairs, Politics
Tagged answers, bush, dean, howard, impeachment, left, liberal, questions
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Howard Dean on Drugs
Howard Dean is doing his level best to destroy the democratic party. You have to ask Is he insane or is he on drugs… Dean asserted "The Democrats [were] not the party of homosexual marriage" and [they] certainly "aren’t the … Continue reading
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Not One Dime More
Captain’s Quarters is commenting on the campaign to stop sending money to the weeny National Republican Committee. The campaign "Not One Dime More" is going national. Not One Dime Goes National Imagine my surprise when, after reading Howard Kurtz’ excellent … Continue reading
Mike Lindsay: Deputy Chair Minnesota Republican Party
A good friend of mine Mike Lindsay, is running for Deputy Chair Minnesota Republican Party. You can find some of his details below. PROFILE IN LEADERSHIP Mike Lindsay for Deputy Chair Minnesota Republican Party I will be a strong and … Continue reading
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Honor Our Troops And Veterans This Memorial Day
Memorial Day weekend is upon us, a time when Americans pay tribute to those who made the ultimate sacrifice for the safety and security of our great nation. And as we reflect on our fallen heroes, we also honor our troops currently defending America and advancing freedom around the world. Continue reading
Priscilla Owen: Incredibly Biased Reporting
The Washington Post has an incredibly biased report on what is happening with the debate on Judicial Nominees. The bias begins with their headline "Debate of Controversial Judicial Nominee Begins". The problem is, they say nothing in the entire article … Continue reading
Posted in Current Affairs, Politics
Tagged aba, american bar association, Priscilla Owen, washington post
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MN Politics: Omnibus Education K-12 Conference Committee Needs Your Input!
The omnibus education K-12 conference committee is meeting now. The conference committee is made up of five members from the House and five from the Senate. They meet to reconcile the K-12 education bills passed by the House and Senate. … Continue reading
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Tagged education, K-12, MFC, Minnesota family council, Minnesota politics, MN politics, omnibus, omnibus education K-12
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Minnesota for Marriage: Action Alert
Action Alert! New Star Tribune Minnesota Poll shows support for legal unions dropping. Opposition to “marriage by another name” growing. Contact Senate Majority Leader Dean Johnson and tell him to allow a simple up-or-down vote on the Marriage Amendment bill, … Continue reading
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Tagged ban gay marriage, gay marriage, Minnesota for Marriage
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Reconstruction of Iraq
Can the rebuilding of Iraq be compared to the rebuilding of the south after the Civil War? The new blog Irish Pennants has a well written concise commentary on the best way to rebuild Iraq.
Posted in Cultural Commentary, Current Affairs, Misc, Politics
Tagged iraq, Irish Pennants, rebuild iraq
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Hilliary Clinton Running for President as a Conservative
If you listen to Hillary Clinton in any of her recent speaches you would think she were a member of the Christian Coalition. David Limbaugh in his column A Bankruptcy of Values and Ideas tracks the lack of commitment to … Continue reading
Posted in Cultural Commentary, Current Affairs, Politics
Tagged david limbaugh, Hillary Clinton, President
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More from Peter Glover
Dear Friends As new incidents on the London subway are flashing around the wires… yet even Tony Blair, George Bush and John Howard attempt to maintain the fiction that ‘true Islam’ is a ‘religion of peace’. A local pastor here … Continue reading →