We've talked a lot about the First Amendment Defense Act here at The Pulse. FADA would protect those who believe in natural marriage between one man and one woman from government discrimination, and as we're seeing in far too many cases across the country, we really need that.[...]
All of a sudden, the media and the Left are very concerned with the "rule of law" and government officials carrying out their duties. But they paid no attention to the rule of law when the Obama administration and numerous spineless state attorneys general refused to defend the real law of the land -- their states' constitutional definitions of marriage. (And in one case, the Virginia attorney general actually joined the plaintiff's side and attacked the law of the state constitution he swore to uphold!) But the media hailed them for being on "the right side of history." So where is the media now that Rowan County, Ky., clerk Kim Davis is doing the same thing? Attacking her, of course, because the Left lives by double standards.[...]
This week’s pro-life media pick goes to Gov. Jeb Bush for his compassionate, thoughtful response concerning Pope Francis' announcement regarding confession and abortion. In responding to a question from Fox News' Martha McCallum about Pope Francis' move to allow all Catholic priests to absolve the sin of abortion, Gov. Bush, a practicing Catholic, stated:[...]
The controversy surrounding Rowan County, Ky., clerk Kim Davis for her religious objections to same-sex marriage was the big story on the campaign trail Thursday, especially after news broke early in the day that she was thrown in jail.[...]
Mike Huckabee appeared on MSNBC's Morning Joe on Thursday to comment on Kentucky clerk Kim Davis, and the hosts must have regretted inviting him because he made them look like fools on the issue of the Supreme Court and judicial tyranny. It's really worth watching the full segment.[...]
The Kim Davis saga has been unfolding over weeks but it burst into the limelight when a federal judge tossed her in jail for the crime of refusing to put her name to gay marriage licenses.[...]





