Truth and the ‘Swaddled Generation’

Washington Post opinion writer Kathleen Parker recently coined the term “Swaddled Generation” when discussing the modern liberal’s absurd obsession with silencing dissenting voices in the name of protecting fragile minds.

The Face of the Abortion Industry

Dark, morbid, gruesome, unloving and evil are some of the words that come to mind when I think of the abortion industry. Add to that delusional and creepy.

Partial to gay marriage

Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg is not an impartial jurist — not when it comes to the same-sex “marriage” cases, at least. Everyone knows it.

How Horrible is the IRS?

A few days ago, a Wall Street Journal report about oral arguments in Z Street v. Koskinen, a case challenging the Internal Revenue Service’s (IRS) unconstitutional discrimination against a pro-Israel group, had everyone astonished at the level of IRS mishandling.

Will the Supreme Court Open the Door to the Criminalization of Christianity?

The question before the U.S. Supreme Court tomorrow in Obergefell v. Hodges, dealing with the highly-anticipated same-sex “marriage” challenges, is very simple: Does the U.S. Constitution require same-sex “marriage” in every state in the nation? No one can answer that question in the affirmative with a straight face.

In Marriage Cases, the Constitution Should Rule

During a recent Heritage Foundation panel discussion, Ryan Anderson, Ph.D., and Gene Schaerr, J.D., shared their arguments regarding the Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) lacking the Constitutional authority to redefine marriage and force same-sex “marriage” on the entire nation.

[LBB] The Left’s Hostility Towards Religion

I do not want to link to the article, because I do not want to send traffic to their horrible publication, but I want you to be aware of a certain turn we are seeing in our culture. The left’s hostility towards religion continues to grow every day.

Remarks by Former Atlanta Fire Chief Kelvin Cochran

“Standing for Our Faith Rally,” Georgia State Capitol January 13, 2015 Transcript: Good afternoon everyone.  I am overwhelmed and humbled by this tremendous show of support.  And by the powerful words spoken by these men and women of God this afternoon.

Fired for His Faith

Kelvin Cochran is a distinguished public servant.  And he is a Christian.  The two things are increasingly incongruent in the highly charged and secularized United States of America.

So You Want to Restore the Filibuster?

Reports started to trickle down last week after a GOP meeting behind closed doors of a great divide among Republican senators on whether or not to restore the filibuster for judicial nominees when they take back the majority, undoing the so-called “nuclear option” deployed by Democrats when they were in the majority.

The Beauty of God’s Model for Marriage on Display

I told you about the recent Vatican conference on the complementarity of man and woman. It was billed as an international colloquium where leaders and scholars of many different religions and worldviews across the globe discussed the uniqueness of the relationship of one man and one woman in marriage. One of the many positive resources […]

Nominations Under New Senate Leadership

It starts with President Obama. We still have not heard (or seen, which is far more important) whether the president will change his go-it-alone attitude toward the legislature.

The End of the War on Women

The Democrat’s “War on Women” is a war no more. That is a good thing. If you or anyone you know still had the slightest inclination to think that the Democrat’s silly little strategy of demonizing conservative women to appease abortion activists was a good idea, it all dissipated with every vote cast tonight.

America Pleads for New Leadership

President Obama has a long night to think about what he wants to do going forward. No matter how much some would like to spin the election results, one thing is clear: the country has rejected the current leadership. And that rejection starts first and foremost with President Obama. Every race was run against him. […]

We Need a True Attorney General

The U.S. has not had an attorney since 2009. That’s when Eric Holder, one of President Obama’s most loyal political operatives, assumed the title and office of Attorney General. But he has not been an attorney general, or at least he’s been a very poor one — by his own account.