Category: Opinions

Heritage Foundation President Jim DeMint criticized Republican politicians in an interview Sunday, saying they hadn’t stood firm on conservative principles. … Read More

What if your child or grandchild’s public school forced them to write out the Shahada—the Islamic conversion creed—while “having skipped … Read More

A news story/editorial (aren’t they all?) in the September 12 New York Times pouts: “Even though the former Communist countries … Read More

In Kentucky, Rowan County Clerk Kim Davis has been released from jail for refusing to issue marriage licenses to same-sex … Read More

The first and most important duty of a government is the protection of its citizens. If we fail to do … Read More

Yesterday, Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal said the presidential race had entered “the silly season;” then he held a press conference … Read More

Fourteen years ago today, terror struck American soil.  Radical Islamic jihadists slaughtered thousands of innocent Americans in cold blood. Three … Read More

Recent events have called into question the issue of obeying the government in all ways—even in all circumstances. In the … Read More

When the Supreme Court ruled by the narrowest possible margin that Kentucky’s definition of marriage is unconstitutional, the Court’s decision … Read More

Kentucky’s Rowan County Clerk Kim Davis—a Democrat—was ordered released from jail today by the federal judge who locked her up … Read More

At the outset of the 2016 Republican primary season, a lot of my fellow political pundits considered Jeb Bush the … Read More

Challenge your beliefs each week with topics on domestic and international politics, missions, Christian movements, persecution and global outreach with … Read More

Kim Davis, the County Clerk for Rowan County in the state of Kentucky, spent six days in jail, placed there by … Read More

Some writers call it a “backhanded compliment.” Others call it “damning with faint praise.” It’s when someone extols another person … Read More

This has been a tough year for those who identify with the party of socialism, surrender and the sexual revolution. … Read More

The House of Representatives has accomplished a lot this year. We have passed 330 pieces of legislation already for important … Read More

As Kim Davis was dragged out of a federal courtroom to a local jail cell for refusing to violate her … Read More

After months of investigative videos have uncovered the legally questionable and morally reprehensible sale of murdered babies’ body parts by Planned Parenthood, … Read More

Today was a historic day in political history, perhaps in world history: Donald Trump lost a deal. The Donald called … Read More

“I play to people’s fantasies,” Donald Trump wrote in his 1987 memoir, The Art of the Deal. “I call it … Read More

Unexpected events reveal uncomfortable truths about human nature, as demonstrated by two nearly simultaneous events on opposite sides of the … Read More