America’s 20-Year Heartbreak.
No one reading this needs to be reminded of what happened 20 years ago.
In Cleveland, some delegates on the Republican Party’s platform committee reported that a pro-LGBT group tried to hijack a proposal to return the party to conservative principles. Boyd Matheson, former chief of staff to Senator Mike Lee (R-Utah), has worked closely with
The federal government may have decided to let Hillary Clinton off the hook for her “extreme carelessness” with classified information as Secretary of State, but, as recent polling shows, the voters most certainly have not. Since the end of June, and particularly
Since the Supreme Court’s Roe v. Wade decision in 1973, pro-abortion liberals have been claiming that abortion ought to be “safe, legal, and rare.” However, a recent NARAL video completely undermines that mantra. Mimicking the style of Jerry Seinfeld’s “Comedians in Cars
The Committee on the Platform for the RNC has finished the final draft of the 2016 platform — to be adopted and voted on by the full convention next week. This current platform is a strong statement of conservative principles that unite the
Of the candidates on Donald Trump’s reported VP shortlist, who would be his most advisable choice? Ralph Benko Mike Pence is just being Hoosier-in-Chief. The official state drink of Indiana is… water. Only in Indiana. Milk too controversial apparently. That’s just how
Today, members of the House of Representatives will vote on the Conscience Protection Act. If passed, the bill will codify a ban on discrimination against health services providers that object to abortion on religious or moral grounds. “This bill is one that
The First Amendment Defense Act (FADA), introduced by Tea Party stalwarts Raul Labrador in the House and Mike Lee in the Senate, is aimed at strengthening protections for religious groups in the face of an encroaching executive branch. Although introduced in the
Donald Trump is set to announce his vice-presidential choice sometime this week, before the Republican National Convention in Cleveland begins on Monday. Despite occasional stumbles, such as identifying education as one of the core functions of the federal government and his dizzying policy
