As Donald Trump’s transition team shifts into high gear, we need to be praying for them as well as for him because the decisions made in these days will have great consequences. Those who are chosen to surround the president will have enormous influence upon him and the decisions he will make in office.
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Electoral College: Working as the Founders Intended
For the second time this century, a Republican president will be sworn in to office having won the electoral college majority needed to win but having lost the national popular vote. Naturally, this is once again leading to calls among Democrat activists to abolish the electoral college in the Constitution.
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Crucial religious freedom case arrives to Supreme Court
Even with Scalia’s presence on the court, Obamacare survived two crucial court decisions that could have dealt it fatal or near-fatal blows. And then, last year, by a 5-4 vote, the court redefined marriage. Conservatives know that a loss of Scalia’s conservative anchor would open the door for our nation’s highest court to turn completely into a group of black-robed Hollywood scriptwriters.
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In God We Trust?
Christian liberty sacrificed at the altar of greed; it's a tragic tale in which corporate America defines a new arbitrary moralHappy Thanksgiving to God America, Here is Your History!
Statistically speaking, American Millennials’ (ages 18-34) worst subject is history. Many know very little about our European ancestors, the Pilgrims, to whom the first Thanksgiving is attributed. These were the first Christian families to settle on the east coast of America. Contrary toThe Danger of Bad Company in the Executive Branch
As Donald Trump’s transition team shifts into high gear, we need to be praying for them as well as for him because the decisions made in these days will have great consequences. Those who are chosen to surround the president will have enormous influence upon him and the decisions he will make in- Electoral College: Working as the Founders Intended
For the second time this century, a Republican president will be sworn in to office having won the electoral college majority needed to win but having lost the national popular vote. Naturally, this is once again leading to calls among Democrat activists to abolish the electoral college in the Crucial religious freedom case arrives to Supreme Court
Even with Scalia's presence on the court, Obamacare survived two crucial court decisions that could have dealt it fatal or near-fatal blows. And then, last year, by a 5-4 vote, the court redefined marriage. Conservatives know that a loss of Scalia's conservative anchor would open the door for ourRACIALYING: The Act Of Falsely Claiming Racism
In the novel '1984', George Orwell developed a concept called 'NewSpeak', in which words were eliminated in order to prevent people from expressing a concept
A Hundred-Plus Wayward Years
In the aftermath of our latest Presidential election, both the disheartened democrats and their jubilant counterparts have been subjected to a better idea. Namely, the Electoral College is now considered “prehistoric” and/or
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