Some reports say as high as two-thirds of the evangelicals in the state of South Carolina helped Donald Trump to win the primary in that state. Prior to the election period, it was the belief that evangelicals were all born-again, church-attending, Bible-reading believers.

Republican voters shouldn’t be buying the media/establishment attacks on Ted Cruz, the one true constitutional conservative in the race. At long last, a Republican who can clearly articulate the conservative position to the average voter…yet the delirious mob wants Trump?!?

There is much confusion in the minds of politicians, journalists, educators, religious leaders and the proverbial “man in the street” about the conflicts and origins of the many wars in the Middle East.

In this election, so many of Millennials’ minds are held captive by socialism, the envious notion that was imported from Europe by the American left. In this time for choosing, the only way to break the bonds of their captivity is to show them that the freedom they crave is incompatible with a state that would manage their lives. In order to do that, they need to choose from bold colors, not pale pastels, to quote Reagan’s speech to Young Americans for Freedom in 1975.

Imagine you and I are strolling down the street one fine day on our way to have a nice lunch and we come across a woman who is truly destitute. She needs many things including food to feed her baby. Imagine also that you just cashed a check and you know, and I know, that you have $200.00 in your pocket.

When you think of the old man and the new man spoken of by the Apostle Paul what comes to mind? At the moment we believe in Christ our old man is done away with and the new man is created in us right? Partially true and very misleading as well.

Down in South Carolina, in the days before the Republican primary, I was shocked by the number of South Carolinians who told me they were trying to decide whether to support Bernie Sanders or Donald Trump.