Barronelle Stutzman the owner of Arlene’s Flowers in Richland, Washington was ruled against by the Washington State Supreme Court. In 2013, a multi-year repeat customer asked her to provide the floral arrangements for his upcoming homosexual un-wedding ceremony. Mrs. Stutzman politely refused, explaining it would violate her religious beliefs on marriage.
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Democrats Offer Mud Instead of Substantive Agenda
The Democratic Party has been very thoroughly defeated. Now it’s time to return the nation, as stated by President Trump, “back to the people.” And those on the left are in panic. Cut regulations and taxes? Get intrusive government out of the way and let our economy grow? Let businesses operate freely?
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Partial ObamaCare Repeal Doesn’t Cut It
In 2016, Republicans in Congress set the floor for what a repeal of Obamacare would look like in H.R. 3762, legislation that former President Barack Obama vetoed that included ending Medicaid expansion, premium subsidies, cost-sharing subsidies, the individual and employer mandates, reinsurance, risk corridors and risk-adjustment, and the taxes and spending from the health care law.
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SOS: Speaking of Seniors – No Record Found
With our client in the office, I phoned Medicare. To our surprise, the medical biller never filed one of the claims with Medicare. The medical biller was telling the senior citizen to pay $433.50 without first filing the claim with Medicare. That’s a violation of Medicare rules.
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Recent American Clarion Articles
Silent Majority: You Put Off the Day of Disaster and Bring Near a Reign of Terror
Since the beginning days of ministry, I have found that the problem is not so much with those that are called the left (Lawless). It is more so with those who call themselves the right. They are often referred to as the silent majority (outside of the 78% of them that profess Christianity.
My Witness
When I was young, I was not a nice fellow. Snakes would cross the street when I sauntered down the sidewalk. My all-consuming passion was getting enough alcohol and drugs to help me forget something I couldn’t remember.
Jesus Resurrection: Proof that Death is a Failure
After centuries, the hordes that sit and swoon to the classicality of Shakespeare are yet unaware that William, the bard of bards, was woefully
Sanctuary Cities or Goldilocks and The Three Bears
This past Monday I had the privilege of testifying before the County Council regarding the move to make Maryland a sanctuary State — a place where those who have illegally broken into our country are protected from enforcement of the U.S. immigration laws. The repeated refrain of those who
More Freedom: Good for Blacks, Bad for Black Politicians
Black politicians want us to believe that the economic laws that work for whites don’t apply to blacks. They want us to believe that politics and government will make black lives better instead. Some $22 trillion dollars have been spent on anti-poverty programs without making a dent in the black
Blurring Lines and Manufacturing Consent
Red lines and public outcries, a day of reckoning feels just a few tomahawk missiles away. Unfortunately, I don’t believe the people on the inside who influence the direction of our country have pure and noble intentions, or even sincere
The Best and Worst ‘Republicans’ In Congress
Conservative Review recently compiled their list of the top 25 conservatives. Among those listed, you’ll see many names you’ll recognize as champions of conservative principles–the values the Republican Party claims on paper to believe in. The people on this list are the ones we can count on to
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