More political games went on in the South Dakota Legislature today. In the Senate State Affairs committee, Rep. Stace Nelson spoke for HCR 1027 which had originally been a bill to commemorate U.S. Congressman Ron Paul’s service in a similar fashion to a resolution from the national Republican Party, but the bill was changed in the House on Feb. 26 to say something completely different.

James O’Keefe’s Project Veritas has done it again. This time, they’ve exposed a RINO lying about special protections for minorities and other liberal chicanery regarding election law. At a recent town hall meeting in Rubicon, Wisconsin, Republican Rep. Sensenbrenner, O’Keefe caught Sensenbrenner misleading his constituents about his bill.

Apple CEO Tim Cook blew a gasket at a shareholder meeting when someone had the audacity to ask him a pretty basic question about whether he would commit only to projects that are explicitly profitable. Cook angrily declared that Return on Investment was not the primary consideration when it comes to engaging in “sustainability programs.”

A lot has happened since former Internal Revenue Service (IRS) Exempt Organizations head Lois Lerner refused to testify in May 2013 about the agency targeting of the tea party and other 501(c)(4) organizations, asserting her Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination. For starters, it turns out the scandal goes much higher than was originally stated.

It’s another big day ahead of the South Dakota Legislature today. The Senate Health and Human Services committee will again look at sex-selective abortions, Senate Appropriations will look at providing taxpayer-funded government health care to pregnant illegal aliens, EPA regulations will be considered, a vote of opposition to ObamaCare will be looked at, as well as several other bills.

Genocide is being waged against humanity’s most vulnerable members because a huge segment of western society has rejected the Judeo-Christian worldview in favor of a self-centered worldview. Ironically, in the name of “progress” we’ve regressed to a pre-Christian ethic, one in which might makes right and society’s most vulnerable members have no worth and no voice.

Some in America today think that believing as our Founders did, that there is a Creator God, the God of the Bible and that our Rights come from Him and that the sole purpose of human civil government is to secure and protect those God given rights, they think that is a very dangerous idea.