The anti-war Left that relentlessly hammered the Bush administration for striking back against nations like Afghanistan which harbored terrorists who killed nearly 3000 Americans, and like Iraq which had defied 17 UN (US-backed) resolutions and fired on U.S. warplanes some 200 times prior to the invasion, are now going wild over President Obama’s threats to use force against (someone in) Syria for killing each other).

Forgotten now is the 2010 “Pledge to America,” when Republicans promised to “fight efforts to fund the costly health care law.” Public opposition to Obamacare was one of the primary reasons Republicans reclaimed the House majority in 2010, and retained it in 2012. They promised they would get rid of it. Yet, every single continuing resolution and debt ceiling increase Republicans have supported since they took control of the House has funded the health care law.

We have all heard it said that health care is a right, an entitlement, a fundamental freedom that the government should guarantee. Let’s assume it is. A right on equal footing with those other precious liberties enumerated in the Bill of Rights to the United States Constitution.

Evolutionists would have us believe that their beliefs are grounded in science, while the beliefs of creationists are purely religious faith. Actually, it is the evolutionist’s beliefs that more closely fit the definition of “religion.” That is because while observable scientific evidence fits quite well within a creation framework, the beliefs of evolution are flatly contradicted by science at many key points.

It’s been said by some that “gay is the new black.” All this talk about a new civil rights movement has got me thinking, however. Since 1973, over 55 million unborn children have been aborted in the United States. Why? Because when a tiny unborn person is deemed unwanted, or inconvenient, or imperfect, his or her human rights are discarded like yesterday’s trash. If ever there was a civil rights tragedy in America, this is it.

There is a subtle smear campaign being carried out by the Left today. President Obama’s Left paints opposition to intervention in Syria in broad colors of isolationism. Don’t buy into it! How is staying out of a Middle Eastern civil war and quagmire isolationism? How is it isolationism to not act where there is no defined American interest, no coherent regional and national strategy, no comprehensive plan, and no exit strategy?