Archive for November 26th, 2013

Enroll America Director Resigns After Expose

Enroll America Director Resigns After Expose

Chris Tarango, Texas Communications Director for Enroll America, a Sebelius-linked group dedicated to signing people up for Obamacare, resigned Friday following a Project Veritas investigation. The video exposé showed Tarango conspiring to release private data to help a political action committee.

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Two Choices, Worlds Apart

Two Choices, Worlds Apart

Planned Parenthood of Greater Texas recently celebrated the opening of a new facility in Ft. Worth, TX. More than a few critics have noted the irony that the new Southwest Ft. Worth Health Center is located next to the Gladney Adoption Center, an organization that has been providing pregnancy support and adoption services to the country for 125 years. When questioned about their choice to build next door to an adoption center, Ken Lambrecht, President and CEO of Planned Parenthood Greater Texas said, “As far as we’re concerned, being next door to Gladney is wonderful.”

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Amendment XVII in the National Archives

Looking Back on the 17th Amendment

Since its original design, the United States Senate has undergone two integrally related transformations in design and purpose. In 1913, states voted away their federal legislative voice by ratifying the 17th Amendment to the Constitution, changing the appointment of Senators to a direct election.

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Understanding Guns and Violence

Understanding Guns and Violence

During my years in law enforcement, one of the foundational and continuing emphases we studied were the causes and motivations for crime. If you can understand why some people commit various crimes, you can often curb crime through preventative measures (security, increased patrolling, etc.), and can better tie the crime to the suspected perpetrator.

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Page 1 of the Articles of Confederation

Gentlemen May Cry: An Essay on Anti-Federalism, Part 1

Just what is an Anti-Federalist, and what did they believe? Simply put, the Anti-Federalists were the “radicals” who wanted to be free of the tyranny of the British Empire, and fought for the right of each of their States to be Sovereign, Free, and Independent. Although their politics varied and they existed in every State, today they would be likened to what our own Department of Homeland Security calls, “right-wing extremists.”

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What We are NOT Thankful For

What We are NOT Thankful For

I will be the first to acknowledge that there is much to be thankful for about life in America, especially when compared to those beyond our borders whose daily lives are marked by war, hunger and disease. Despite our kvetching, grumbling and complaining, most Americans have it pretty good compared to less fortunates the world over. Still, I’d be remiss if I didn’t point out that all of our so-called blessings will amount to little more than gilding on a cage if we don’t safeguard the freedoms on which this nation was founded, freedoms which have historically made this nation a sanctuary for the oppressed and persecuted.

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Can the Communist Democrats Be Stopped?

Can the Communist Democrats Be Stopped?

At this point, only the most disengaged and uninformed among us cannot see that America has been taken over by communists. You can call them socialists or Marxists if you like, but the bottom line is still the same: authoritarian, centralized government control of our nation. This is the culmination of at least a hundred years of steady, subversive communist infiltration of our federal, state and local governments and all our major institutions by those who embrace this evil, tyrannical ideology. But can they be stopped?

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Giving Thanks to God: A National Good

Giving Thanks to God: A National Good

As we, once again, approach this national day of “thanksgiving” I thought it necessary to reflect upon our nation’s long history of acknowledging and giving thanks to the Almighty God. On October 3, 1789 George Washington issued the nation’s first presidential proclamation in which he called the nation to set aside a day for giving thanks to that “great and glorious Being who is the beneficent author of all the good that was, that is, or that will be….”

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