Conservatives are unwilling to confront the most potent weapon the Left uses against us over and over again. A weapon they have put in place so they could unravel the intent and foundation of our constitutional republic without risking the scrutiny of the voters. This way they could impose “pretend laws” on a defenseless citizenry that would never see the light of the day if they had to pass lawfully. I’m referring to judicial supremacy,

It is often said that politics makes for strange bedfellows. But it can also make for messy divorces. Case in point, the closely contested Mississippi Senate Republican primary, where 36-year incumbent Thad Cochran narrowly defeated conservative challenger Chris McDaniel…with the help of thousands of Democrats.

The obviously liberal-biased language to describe real Republicans aside (e.g. “hard-edged,” “activist conservatives,” “hard right,” “flawed primary candidates,” etc.), this Politico article entitled “The staggering price of crushing the tea party” provides some insight into how costly it has been for the RINOs to maintain their hold on power.

Think of a time when you felt weak. Perhaps a physical illness took you down and you felt overwhelmed; or you have worked and run so hard you are just exhausted and don’t feel you have the energy to take even one more step. It is when we actually recognize our own weakness that Christ can be strong through us.

Back when the leadership of Boy Scouts of America bowed down at the altar of “Big Gay” by allowing openly homosexual boys into their ranks, we warned you that the militant homosexual activists would not be satisfied with this terrible capitulation. No, they wanted openly homosexual men to be allowed as troop leaders and other administrators. They’re still pushing for this. The latest in-your-face statement is being made this Sunday in New York’s homosexual “pride” parade.

Doesn’t the Scripture prod us to “Preach the Word….reprove, rebuke, and exhort…?” Why do we spend thousands of dollars on foreign mission trips when the public square right in our own hometown is lined with profoundly lost people? Why are we afraid to extend the hand of mercy to the child of some heartbroken parent who is desperately crying for someone to reach his or her child?

When it comes to economics, there usually are no easy answers. Neither side has the ultimate solution. Although, a capitalist system is one in which most can benefit, as it ultimately enables the individual with some knowledge, a strong work ethic, and a level of ingenuity to build a business from the ground up. At least that’s the way it has traditionally worked in this country. Of course, there is also a need for some form of industry regulation and consumer safeguards, but often, this becomes a breeding ground for ‘payoffs’ and ‘by-backs.’