The thing about politics that is easy to disdain is that it more often than not uses words to cover and mask serious errors in judgment with more publicly acceptable rhetorical phrases and words. Wickedness and immorality are clandestinely draped with words like liberalism, inclusion, civil rights and safety.
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Candidates on the South Dakota GOP Platform, Part 5
With the election coming up in South Dakota and a large crop of Republicans running for the state’s many legislative seats, people are interested in whether these representatives can be relied on to uphold Republican values and principles. As we saw last year and in previous years, “Republicans” don’t always behave like Republicans.
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Trump and Clinton at Thunderdome
Though in one sense it would be about as enlightening as watching two mules fight over a turnip, coupled with the fact that I won’t learn anything new about either candidate (the evidence was insurmountable long ago that they are both corrupt, amoral liberals who would hardly be worth urinating on if they were on fire), I still plan to watch the presidential debate out of curiosity.
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Recent American Clarion Articles
God Gets the Glory in Creation
When mainstream scientists consider the origin of the universe, they try to figure out how natural forces and natural laws brought the universe about. This is one reason they start with the Big Bang theory, for it provides that kind of
Candidates on the South Dakota GOP Platform, Part 6
With the election coming up in South Dakota and a large crop of Republicans running for the state's many legislative seats, people are interested in whether these representatives can be relied on to uphold Republican values and principles. As we saw last year and in previous years, "Republicans"
What Debate? Hillary’s View of Life and Death Says it All
The thing about politics that is easy to disdain is that it more often than not uses words to cover and mask serious errors in judgment with more publicly acceptable rhetorical phrases and words. Wickedness and immorality are clandestinely draped with words like liberalism, inclusion, civil rights- Candidates on the South Dakota GOP Platform, Part 5
With the election coming up in South Dakota and a large crop of Republicans running for the state's many legislative seats, people are interested in whether these representatives can be relied on to uphold Republican values and principles. As we saw last year and in previous years, "Republicans" 
Trump and Clinton at Thunderdome
Though in one sense it would be about as enlightening as watching two mules fight over a turnip, coupled with the fact that I won't learn anything new about either candidate (the evidence was insurmountable long ago that they are both corrupt, amoral liberals who would hardly be worth urinating on
The Myth of ‘Race’
It’s often said, “There is only one race – the human race.” While the phrase has become almost cliché in repetition, it happens to be 100 percent accurate, both scientifically and theologically
Americans: So Easily Controlled
I ask, is it honorable to live for idols while turning your back to those who fought, bled and died to give us the freedoms in which Americans enjoy? What a disgrace and a shame
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