• Ryan Right Not to Support Trump

  After becoming a Christian conservative many years ago, I became a Republican to fight for limited government and traditional values. During the same time period, Donald Trump was making most of his political contributions to Democrats and to the Democratic Party. This included Trump’s support for Harlem’s Charlie Rangel, the Black Caucus Democrat who represented everything that was destroying America’s minority communities.

• Don’t Bow Down to Environmental Idols

  April 22 in the year of our Lord 2016, President Obama signed the Paris Climate Treaty. He has promised that before he leaves office he will implement this – which I take to mean he will use again, unconstitutional executive orders to pull it off. This is a clear violation of the Treaty provisions of the Constitution, a violation of his oath of office and therefore an impeachable offense. This Paris Treaty is supposed to slow the growth of so called ‘global warming.’

  

• Fight GLBT Fascism

  Like the fascists of earlier times, GLBT supporters want to silence their critics. But, federal and state constitutional provisions for freedom of speech, freedom of the press, freedom of religion, and freedom of association protect those who believe that homosexual, bisexual, and transvestite life choices are evil, immoral, wrong, or negative in other ways.

• The Pretended Offenses of Chief Justice Roy Moore

  Alabama’s Chief Justice Roy Moore was suspended from his job last week and faces possible ouster after the anti-American Southern Poverty Law Centre (SPLC) filed a complaint with the Judicial Inquiry Commission (JIC); which then forwarded the case to the Court of the Judiciary. What was the crime?

• Mr. Trump: The Glory that was Rome is of Another Day

  Like all the nations before her, America is sliding down a slope and no one can charge this nation with being overly receptive to her messengers and prophets. Like all the nations before her, she is riding the grandeur of her former glory while giving little heed to the path of destructive behaviors that are pushing her to the edge of her own demise.

  

• Hits to Harvard’s Reputation

  Harvard is in the news again, and for all the wrong reasons. On Friday, Harvard Law Professor Mark Tushnet came dangerously close to comparing Christian conservatives to Nazis in a blog post. Specifically, he said this of those who he proclaims “lost” the culture war: “Trying to be nice to the losers didn’t work well after the Civil War, nor after Brown. (And taking a hard line seemed to work reasonably well in Germany and Japan after 1945.)”

• SOS: Speaking of Seniors -Saved Crown Point Woman $511

  Once the client gave permission to Medicare for me to speak and question on her behalf, I started questioning why our client was having problems with a medical bill. I had the Medicare representative read to me specific portions of Medicare review of the claim. I learned that the medical firm was wrongfully billing our client for $511 that it already knew Medicare ruled she did not owe to the medical service provider – in this case a clinic.

  

• Conservatives CAN Vote for a Conservative Presidential Candidate

  Now that the people voting in the 2016 presidential primary have made it clear they’d rather have Barabbas, and the best candidate has suspended his campaign, what is left for conservatives to do?

• Finding Healing: Dealing With the Pain of Betrayal

  Life as you know it is moving along in the normal fashion with its ups and downs, good days and bad days – nothing out of the ordinary. Then it happens; like a lightening bolt out of nowhere, you find out someone betrayed you in some way. It is an ugly, awful, and painful feeling. What to do, how does one handle this?

• Here’s What I’ve Got to Say About the Bathroom

  U.S. Attorney General Loretta Lynch has got some nerve. She dared to compare the bathroom issue to Jim Crow laws and water fountain restrictions of years ago. How wrongfully insulting! Apparently, she just doesn’t get it. She can’t seem to grasp that while she says it is against the law to violate a person’s civil rights — she is involved in violating mine and those who feel such as I do.

  

Other News

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Pro-Family Group Stands With North Carolina

The Family Heritage Alliance applauds North Carolina Gov. Pat McCrory for standing against the bullying from the Obama Department of Justice (DOJ) and its bathroom agenda. We believe that the governor is correct in filing suit against a government that is trying to radically redefine federal law so that men can have access to women’s restrooms, locker rooms and other public accommodations.

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by Newswire / on May 9, 2016 at 7:52 pm /

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The Roadmap to Healing: Dealing with Severe Emotional Pain

If you have ever been through a serious trial in your life or experienced a deeply painful loss then you can understand how difficult it can be to heal from these experiences.

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by Greg Holt / on May 9, 2016 at 7:44 pm /

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A Christian Open Letter to Nominee Trump

First, though many people, yourself included, have said that you “are the establishment,” I nonetheless appreciate that you took on the mealy-mouthed GOP establishment this primary season. The conservative base of the Republican Party is sick of their empty campaign promises, gutless lack of resolve and failure to use all means necessary to rein-in Obama.

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by J. Matt Barber / on May 8, 2016 at 12:51 pm /

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When are Americans Going to Learn the Lesson?

Americans are caught up with the political games of the day because they actually believe that the candidates are legitimate. It is time to pick the representatives that look and act like real Christians.

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by Bradlee Dean / on May 7, 2016 at 8:13 am /

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South Dakota Primary Ballot Already Set

South Dakota’s June 7th primary ballots were printed and in possession of the County Auditors’ offices across the state for the start of Absentee Voting on April 22nd. Therefore presidential candidates suspending their campaigns after April 22nd will still be on the ballot for the South Dakota presidential primary.

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by Newswire / on May 5, 2016 at 4:25 pm /

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Election 2016: Toward the Cliff

Ben Shapiro at the Daily Wire says that those conservatives who deliberately sold out conservatism in this primary shouldn’t be allowed or accepted as leaders after this trainwreck. But Shapiro’s column also contained useful information for those who are wrestling with the question of whether they can support a brazen fraud like Donald Trump, even as “the lesser of two evils,”

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by Bob Ellis / on May 4, 2016 at 8:00 pm /

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The People in the Mirror: What the 2016 Presidential Race Has Revealed

From an early age, most people understand that the image we see in a mirror isn’t completely “true.” The 2016 presidential primaries have revealed an image of America’s electorate that is the exact opposite of what it should be.

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by Paul E. Scates / on May 4, 2016 at 6:00 pm /

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Ted Cruz Suspends His Campaign – Now What?

I’ll let you in on a little secret. Are you listening? Good. Here it is: I’m tired. Call it Post-Indiana Gloom. A You Have GOT To Be Kidding blue funk. A Hoosier State Primary Upchuck. Specifically, I’m tired of…

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by Kristine Lowder / on May 4, 2016 at 5:54 pm /

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GOP Primary Voters Opt for Barabbas

The conclusion now appears inescapable that America has shouted “Give us Barabbas!” in the 2016 presidential race. We have rejected the best presidential candidate our nation has had since Ronald Reagan, in favor of a Democrat-with-an-“R”-after-his-name in the Republican primary. How have we sunk so low?

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by Bob Ellis / on May 4, 2016 at 6:49 am /

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Lord Lead Us

Where does your heart live – do you live for now, or the future? Or are you caught up in yesterday? Where we live is not so important as how we live – where our hearts reside.

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by Greg Holt / on May 4, 2016 at 6:46 am /