America knows that one great obstacle this criminal administration is trying to get over is the disarming of the American people. If only the American people would take the time to pull back the curtain on these criminals, we would find that they are neck deep in crimes against “We the People.”

The poisonous and destructive fruits of godless men abound everywhere today. Yet today the world with great zeal protects, defends, guards and will decimate any who seek to challenge their godless and lawless deeds.

A bill to repeal the death penalty in South Dakota was killed in the House State Affairs Committee today. Republican Rep. Steve Hickey, along with Senate co-sponsor Democrat Senator Billie Sutton, offered HB 1183 to repeal the death penalty in South Dakota, leaving only life imprisonment as the maximum sentence for convicted murderers. The bill was killed on a 7-6 vote.

Now that our President and our Secretary of State have become proselytizing converts to the new/old religion-paganism-now known by the name “environmentalism,” we thought we ought to revisit our earlier comments on environmentalism as a religion. Make no mistake about it, environmentalism is, indeed, a religion, a pagan religion, granted, but a religion, nonetheless.

Todd Starnes has a column at TownHall that every Christian should read; it’s called “Survey: Christians Have Lost the Culture War.” It’s about a survey from LifeWay Research which found that 79% of senior pastors at Protestant churches believe religious liberty in America is on the decline, and 59% of Christians believe they are losing the culture war.

The leaders and innovators in American academia have been a dominant influential force on society over the past half-century. Every American child receives a free religious education in our public school system. The central religious belief at the heart of our public school curriculum is religious humanism.

There’s a busy day ahead in the South Dakota Legislature today. These are some of the most noteworthy bills being considered today. Perhaps the single most potentially impactful and important one today is HB 1183, an attempt to repeal the death penalty in South Dakota. As I have pointed out numerous times before, there are many reasons to keep the death penalty in place, and absolutely zero good ones to get rid of it.