Hillary Clinton, the former First Lady, Senator from New York, Secretary of State, and presumptive Democrat presidential nominee for 2016 is now incapable of disguising one key trait that may categorically disqualify her from being elected to the Oval Office. She is irreconcilably out of touch with the American people.

Republican primary voters have cast a decisive verdict against the Washington establishment in Virginia’s 7th Congressional District. In ousting House Majority Leader Rep. Eric Cantor (R-Va.), grassroots activists led by the tea party have marked a stunning comeback in the national political scene.

In the wake of David Brat’s “earthquake” victory over RINO U.S. House Majority Leader Eric Cantor in Virginia, Brat is sharing what he attributes his success to, and it’s pretty shocking: Running on Republican values. Imagine that: A Republican running on Republican principles.

US Senate candidate Gordon Howie said today that House Majority Leader Eric Cantor’s upset loss to Dave Brat in yesterday’s GOP primary is “proof that voters are tired of status quo, establishment Republicans who pretend to be conservative, but really aren’t. Voters have good “truth detectors,” and that’s a good thing for democracy, and for America.

I’ve been in a lot of airports lately and airports are hard on me. Nowadays, airports seem to be places where we get to see a preview of the latest loss of American liberty and the purposeful degradation of a once vibrant and decent culture.

The Duck Commander, Phil Robertson, patriarch of the famed Duck Dynasty show, was one of the featured speakers at the Republican Leadership Conference in New Orleans the other week. He had the following message for the Republican Party. “GOP, you can’t be right for America if you’re wrong with God. You want to turn the Republican Party around? Get Godly.”

The traditional is queer. Common decency offends. Moral absolutes have become wholly objectionable. But the biggest offense of all is the faithful Christian. Resist the call for progressive tyranny and blind conformity, that the raging storm may yet pass us by.

Many people, when they hear talk of the growing “war on Christianity,” roll their eyes and dismiss the charges as mere political hyperbole designed to fire up the values voters come election time. While it’s true that one’s Christian identity is currently not grounds for explicit political or legal persecution, there is a subtler process underway by which Christians are being gradually pushed to the margins of public life.