it’s not just liberal Democrats who lost big last Tuesday. The “centrist” Republican establishment crashed and burned as well, lending credence to the growing narrative that a thoroughly exasperated America has entered the age of the political outsider.

We’ve reached a deplorably sad low when our culture embraces firing someone for not playing along with a counter-reality delusion. In liberal-dominated America, people are being fired for being honest.

Ben Carson says all the right things when it comes to opposing the homosexual agenda. But his record while serving on the boards of Costco Wholesale and food manufacturer Kellogg seem to tell a different story. Saying the right thing is important. But doing the right thing is vastly more important.

The war by big government against people who don’t conform to their ever-evolving worldview continues. Take two cases in two different blue states: the Oregon bakers and the Minnesota truckers. Both objected to performing a service on the basis of religious conscience, but who was right in the eyes of the law?

Today, law firms and scholars came to the defense of Blaine Adamson, the owner of a small printing company, who has been ordered by the government to print shirts promoting a gay pride festival and to attend government-mandated “diversity training.”

The new judicial standard seems to be that if you don’t believe the way I believe, then I can sue you for discriminating against me. Of course that only works one way, that is it is always the non-Christians successfully suing the Christians. Whatever happened to the diversity and tolerance they supposedly support?

In the wake of the Supreme Court’s Obergefell decision that imposes same sex marriage on the states, the freedom to dissent against the federal interpretation of marriage is now in jeopardy.

What is it about the guns used in these crimes that made these guns different than the 300 million other guns in America that didn’t “choose” to shoot innocent people? Is it really the steel? Do we need steel control? Is it really the fault of inanimate objects of steel? Or is it about what virtually everything today (according to the Left) is about: the escape from responsibility?

Vatican officials reached out, unsolicited, to Davis through her attorney, Mat Staver, and arranged the meeting out of the blue before Pope Francis even arrived in the U.S. for his whirlwind tour. The Davis team was led to believe that the request came from the pope himself.

The Obergefell decision was tyrannical and unconstitutional, yet it is blindly followed. Why? Sadly, for too many I believe it is an underlying belief in a misapplication of 1st Peter 2. The human institution that we live under in America is the Constitution. That is what we are to obey.