Recent American Clarion Articles

• SOS: Speaking of Seniors - President Trump, Please Scrap LED
  Here is an idea to save millions of dollars and thousands of man hours. Scrap the LATE ENROLLMENT PENALTY for seniors who enroll in a Medicare Part D plan. Here is
• And a Muslim Leads Them
  Over the last week, we have been hearing much of the DC Womens’ March. For example, the threats coming from the likes of Madonna, who spoke of “blowing up the White House,” while also shouting out vulgarities like “suck my [email protected]!” (Yes you heard her right) and Ashley Judd, a self-professed
• The ‘Box of Chocolates’ Administration
  For a guy who during the campaign frequently couldn't maintain the same position on a given issue twice in a 24 hour period, when it comes to pure policy, President Donald Trump is doing fairly well so far. We have yet to see what he will use the bully pulpit of the presidency to call for congress
• Science Fact Swallows Science Fiction
  Not too long ago I began a science fiction novel, which has always been a dream of mine, and since I finally broke through the fiction wall last year with my book, America’s Trojan War I thought it was time. I even had a plot that had been rattling around in my mind for
• Spiritual Deception of the New Age
  We are seeing the words of Scripture play out in living color before our very eyes every single day now, though the unsaved world can not comprehend it. With all we have to contend with, it’s easy for us to get distracted, focusing on the things we see in this physical world every day, and
• The Most Dangerous Thing President Trump Did on January 20th
  What was most important on inauguration day? A mere 30 seconds, those critically important moments when Donald Trump took his oath of office to become the 45th President of these United
• Sanctity of Life Sunday Should Be Every Day Because the Supreme Court Can Be Ignored
  Article 1, Section 1 of the U. S. Constitution states that ALL legislative authority rests with Congress. The Supreme Court, as part of the Judicial branch, does not make law, but merely rules on their opinions. Those opinions are relative ONLY to the parties involved, not to the