The home page of the website of the Justice Democrats declares, “It’s time to usher in a new generation of diverse working-class leaders into the Democratic Party. A Democratic Party that fights for its voters, not just corporate donors.” Their goal? To nominate and “usher in a new generation of diverse working-class Democrats who have a … Continued
The Denver Post reported, “Gov. Jared Polis on Friday quietly signed a bill that pledges Colorado’s Electoral College votes to the presidential candidate who wins the national popular vote.” Colorado joins the District of Columbia and 11 other states, Vermont, Rhode Island, Hawaii, Maryland, Massachusetts, Connecticut, Washington, New York, Illinois, New Jersey, and California. This … Continued
New Mexico’s bill was supposed to be a slam dunk. But after New York, nothing on abortion is a sure thing — not anymore. In a country that saw a 17-point jump in the number of pro-lifers since January, it’s no wonder that state Democrats are taking a good hard look at their positions, especially … Continued
In a very thoughtful piece in WORLD, called “Mind shapers,” Joel Belz asserts that two institutions are exceedingly more powerful than government in America. He writes, “[O]ur government—big and influential as it may be—is not so much a shaper of its people as it is shaped by those people.” What are the two institutions he … Continued
The socialist revolution that began with the election of the immediate past president in 2008 was scheduled to go uninterrupted with the election of Hillary Clinton. The American people, however, said “No,” disrupting the revolutionary remake of the United States. What followed in its wake has been a three-year temper tantrum by radical leftists with … Continued
At a time when the Church needs to come together to war against the prevailing anti-God agenda in this nation, we must remember our corporate identity and journey’s goal: …[A]s Christ loved the church and gave himself up for her, that he might sanctify her, having cleansed her by the washing of water with the … Continued
In December 1943, a woman named Grace Marsh stood outside the post office in Chickasaw, Alabama, distributing religious literature. Chickasaw, a company town privately owned by the Gulf Shipbuilding Corp., arrested Ms. Marsh, a Jehovah’s Witness, on trespassing charges and her case went to the U.S. Supreme Court pitting private property rights against the First … Continued
Have you heard about the fire in a Coal City, West Virginia church? The Beaver Volunteer Fire Department was called out to fight the structure fire at the Freedom Ministries Church in the nearby town of Daniel. “On March 3 around 12:58 am our department was dispatched to assist Beaver VFD with a structure fire … Continued
The White House’s new budget envisions cutting hundreds of thousands of people from Medicaid’s rolls by asking them to get a job. President Trump is eyeing similar pushes for those on food stamps and those receiving federal housing assistance, saying asking able-bodied people to try to find work is good not only for taxpayers but … Continued
H.R. 1, the “For the People Act,” which passed the U.S. House of Representatives on a party-line vote, should be renamed the, “For the Career Democratic Politicians Act.” This bill would take power away from the states, help elect Democrats, and protect career politicians. Yet that’s not the conclusion one would draw by reading the … Continued
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No temptation has overtaken you except what is common to mankind. And God is faithful; he will not let you be tempted beyond what you can bear. But when you are tempted, he will also provide a way out so that you can endure it. (1 Cor 10:13) The Maryland House of Delegates approved a … Continued
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