Although the Pentagon has walked back its new anti-Christian “proselytizing” policy within the realm of public relations (a policy drafted in concert with foul-mouthed atheist and anti-Christian bigot Mikey Weinstein) the DoD has yet to offer evidence that it intends to walk it back within the realm of application. To any member of the armed services who is harassed, demeaned, reprimanded or charged by this Obama Pentagon with obeying Jesus – with endeavoring to “recruit or convert” others to His exclusive saving grace – we at Liberty Counsel are delighted to say, “We’ve Got your back!” Free of charge. Pro bono legal defense.

It’s now official: under the Obama Regime, it is considered suspect and unreasonable political activity to be involved in conservatism, Tea Party efforts to restore our nation to limited government, or to educate Americans about the U.S. Constitution. George Will asks, “How stupid do they think we are?”

The National Center for Policy Analysis recently called our attention to some reasons why we need to end farm subsidies. Their report was based on an article by Doug Bandow called “Why Is There a Dole for Farmers?” at the Foundation for Economic Education. This article brings out some interesting facts about farm subsidies that many Americans may not be aware of.

Christianity is being frozen out of the American public square. It is time for a THAW! This is a call to teens across America to join in at Reach America to bring Christ back to America!

Perhaps the politicians and so-called journalists should take their heads out of their politics and pay attention to the American people and what they are saying. Lot’s of regular people — voters — aren’t happy with what took place in Benghazi and the tales that followed. The numbers of people not impressed with the White House might actually be startling to some who live in their little elitist cocoons, spinning one fantasy after another.

Wallbuilders Live had a great two-day broadcast earlier this week (May 7 and May 8) from their Pro Family Legislators Conference. The subject dealt with what the founding fathers of America thought of social programs and charity. The founders believed in limited government, and they got their views on charity and social programs from the same place they got most of their philosophy: the Bible.