What do inflation, extreme gas prices, and supply chain shortages have in common? All three are due to Biden’s dangerous climate change agenda. Actions such as putting us back into the Paris Climate Accord to exporting our domestic oil are putting a strain on the average American.
With the Supreme Court concluding one of the most historic and consequential terms in its history, it leaves in its wake consequences and implications for the direction of our country.
One very important result may well be a movement of Black and Hispanic voters to the right.
It is reasonable to conclude that conservatives are happy with where this court has taken us and liberals are not happy.
More specifically, those who believe in the original vision of the country, that it is about individual liberty and that the Constitution is designed to limit the federal government to few and well-defined areas, are happy.
MURRIETA, Calif. -- Thursday evening, June 30, 2022, Federal Judge Beth Labson Freeman of the Northern District of California enjoined Santa Clara County's vaccine policy – a first in California.
The county's COVID-19 vaccine policy gave accommodations to employees with medical exemptions in the form of transfers and reassignments while placing employees who sought religious exemptions on unpaid leave.
Gallant Soldier and Advocate against Reconstruction Tyranny
John Gordon Brown - Gallant Soldier, Southerner, and American
Part 1 of 2. Political Background and the War, 1861-1865.
In the southeastern corner of the Georgia Capitol grounds in Atlanta stands an equestrian statue of Confederate Lt. General John Brown Gordon. His record as a Confederate officer was one of the most courageous, noble, and distinctly Christian in the Civil War. Gordon was also a distinguished governor of Georgia from 1886 to 1890. He had also distinguished himself as a U.S. Senator from 1873 to 1880 and again from 1891 to 1896. He was a conservative Democrat—Democrat and conservative were practically synonyms in those days—but enjoyed much bipartisan admiration and friendships in Congress. U.S. President Theodore Roosevelt admired him as a soldier and a statesman, saying,
In the wake of the Supreme Court’s landmark Dobbs decision that overturned Roe v. Wade on June 24, a renewed surge of terrorism has been unleashed against churches and pregnancy resource centers, with at least 25 attacks occurring across the country over a seven-day span.
In a particularly brazen attack that took place on Monday in Portland, Ore., a group of approximately 100 pro-abortion protestors marched near a building which houses the office space of Hinson Baptist Church and a pro-life organization. In broad daylight and in the view of police, a group of extremists broke away from the main group, smashing dozens of windows and defacing the sides of the building with graffiti.
Antique Red Biplanes with the sun on their wings. These are just one of my favorite things.
I’ve written a couple of versions of this article over the years, and it always gave me a few chuckles to think about some of my “favorite things”. In this time of stress and demands by our ‘wanna-be” political masters for “societal change” (whether we like it or not), perhaps you’ll get a few much needed laughs to brighten your day, if only for a moment or two. Many of us recall, with lots of nostalgia and fondness, I’m sure, that great musical film, “The Sound of Music”, starring Julie Andrews and Christopher Plummer. We saw it in Charlotte, N.C. for the very first time in 1966, and I confess we were delighted by the wonderful music and songs of the late Rodgers and Hammerstein (who are among my favorite modern song/music composers), and the interesting script, based only VERY LOOSLEY on the real history of the Von Trapp Family Singers of Austria, prior to WW11. The character of Maria, the young orphan novice who would “never become a nun”, was played by that great actress and singer, Julie Andrews, who is now 86 years old but still partially active, although I don’t believe that she sings any longer, her once magnificent FOUR OCTAVE voice damaged years ago by a botched surgery to remove nodules from her vocal cords.
Dr. Geert Vanden Bossche: Covid Infection, Disease to Aggravate in Vaccinated
The mass vaccination campaign against Covid has been a “blunder of unprecedented scale” that would likely result in “a global catastrophe without equal,” warned world-class Belgian scientist Dr. Geert Vanden Bossche at the beginning of the vaccines’ rollout.
In this interview with The New American, Dr. Vanden Bossche described why mass vaccination with “leaky” vaccines could not lead to herd immunity, and why he expected the emergence of the “super variants” of Covid that would be resistant to all current and future Covid vaccines.
WASHINGTON -- Rev. Mahoney's request for a preliminary injunction to conduct his prayer vigils will be heard this morning at the United States District Court for the District of Columbia.
There is currently not a functioning First Amendment in our nation's Capital as all permits to hold peaceful free speech events on the grounds of the US Capitol are prohibited.
While peaceful permitted First Amendment activities are being prohibited at the US Capitol, other business is going on as usual. For example, members of Congress and their staff are entering and using the Capitol. Vendors, the media and their crews, invited guests, lobbyists, tourists and so many more are also allowed to enter and use the Capitol grounds.
WASHINGTON -- Former Air Force Captain James F. Linzey served as a highly decorated officer and chaplain for the United States Air Force Space Command, which became the United States Space Force under the Donald J. Trump Administration. In 1994 and 1995 he served at Vandenberg AFB, California under Brigadier General Lance W. Lord who was the Commanding General. Brigadier General Lord was promoted through the ranks over the course of the following several years. On April 22, 2002 he was promoted to the rank of General, and on April 24, 2002 General Lord became the Commander of the United States Air Force Space Command at Peterson AFB, Colorado.
As a retired Air Force officer, Major General James C. Wahleithner once wrote about Linzey to General Lord, who is now retired, "I would like to express my gratitude for the outstanding service that Chaplain, Captain, James F. Linzey, USAF, of the 30th Space Wing, Vandenberg AFB, provided this past year. Chaplain Linzey's excellent planning, organization, invocations and benedictions at statewide functions, and well planned Memorial Services at the State Conventions for the past three years have made our programs a great success. His preaching is outstanding."
Eagle Forum PAC congratulates Illinois’s 15th District Representative Mary Miller and South Carolina Superintendent of Education candidate Ellen Weaver on their primary wins!
Due to redistricting, Rep. Miller was forced to run against five-term incumbent Rep. Rodney Davis. Rep. Miller faced recent attacks due to her opposition to last year’s military spending bill. However, these attacks left out the whole truth. She wasn’t opposing our military, but rather a leftist provision to draft our daughters. In the end, her conservative values toppled Rep. Davis’s RINO agenda.
When African-Americans were slaves there was no abortion. Why? Because black babies were valuable. All that changed after the civil war when blacks were now seen as a potential threat to the established order. Enter Margaret Sanger and Clarence Gable, the Founder of Planned Parenthood and the head of the US eugenics movement respectively, to promote the Negro Project, and other minority population control schemes.
Hal’s returning guest, Reverend Craft explains why Roe v. Wade has nothing to do with women’s rights, and everything to do with Black genocide. For instance, today, more black babies are aborted in New York State than are born, and the majority of abortion clinics are in minority neighborhoods.
Pro-abortion activists are determined that the Supreme Court’s Dobbs decision will not signal the end of abortion in America. Abortion proponents at almost all levels of government responded almost instantly to the decision — or even anticipated it — with strategies to promote abortion through means that don’t rely on federal courts. Here are 10 ways the Left is seeking to expand abortion.
State Legislatures
In California, legislators are working to expand abortion in the state, including a bill, which Governor Gavin Newsom (D) signed into law on Friday, to nullify the abortion laws of other states in California. The bill, AB 1666, would “prohibit the application of that law to a case or controversy heard in state court, and would prohibit the enforcement or satisfaction of a civil judgment received under that law.”
Here's an amazing but true statistic. After more than a decade of declining carbon emissions here in the United States, in 2021, President Joe Biden's first year in office, emissions rose.
In other words, not only have Biden's energy policies been a disaster for our economy and national security as we have become more dependent on Russia and Iran, but they haven't worked as a global warming solution.
To understand the utter futility of Biden's "renewable energy" crusade, we must go back about 15 years in time to when the amazing shale revolution, thanks to energy pioneers such as Harold Hamm of Oklahoma, the man who drilled the Bakken Shale in North Dakota, began. These new drilling techniques have vastly expanded America's natural gas production over the past decade and turned America into the world's leading oil and gas superpower.
While the legacy news media obsesses over allegations that former President Donald Trump once flung a plate that caused ketchup to run down a wall, the suffering and persecution of the world’s Christian population remains all-but-invisible. Believers in the world’s deadliest nation for Christians want Americans to know their spiritual brothers and sisters “are going through Hell. You need to pray for them.”
And, they say, the Biden administration needs to place Nigeria back on its list of the worst offenders of religious liberty.
A Google search for the condiment-soaked charges made at the January 6 Commission this week turns up 7.9 million stories, the term “Nigeria Christian persecution” yields 1.9 million news stories for all time. Unfortunately, the lack of search results does not accurately mirror conditions in Africa’s most populous nation, where an intensifying drumbeat of violence provides the rhythm of their daily lives.
After what feels like the longest year under the Biden administration, the Supreme Court finally delivered conservatives solid WINS through strong constitution-based decisions! Rulings on gun rights, religious freedom, and of course the most important issue — the right to life — resulted in righting wrongs and sending the left into a tizzy.
Last week, SCOTUS struck down a restrictive gun law in the state of New York. Not only did New Yorkers have to apply for a license to carry a gun outside of their home, but they had to give a “proper cause” to do so. After two residents were denied a permit after citing “self-defense,” the New York State Rifle and Pistol Association sought to uphold their Constitutional rights. The 6-3 decision puts similar laws in eight other states and the District of Columbia at risk of being overturned. Gun Owners of America Senior Vice President Erich Pratt issued this statement:
Nite Line broadcasts live Monday through Friday on WGGS-TV from 8 p.m. until 9:30 p.m. The program features local and/or nationally known guests who share their testimonies and talent. Our goal is to be an inspiration to our viewers as well as inform them of Christian and community events in the upstate.
Monday, July 11, 2022: Annie T. Broughton welcomes Stephanie Reynolds, Founder of The Christian Writers Collective, LLC, tonight on Nite Line and promotes the Jesus Can book series. Ministering in music tonight is Brad Ferguson.
It's hard not to worry about America's future these days. Warning signs are everywhere. Trust in institutions is at all-time lows. Inflation is out of control. The nation's long-term finances are in shambles. People are at each other's throats. Drug overdoses are booming. Suicide is booming. Growing elements on both the left and the right are convinced the political system is broken beyond repair. Disturbing numbers of Americans are willing to resort to political violence. The country is in crisis.
You have to be willfully blind not to notice the signs, yet there has been very little effort to promote national healing. That's the saddest part. Either nobody cares anymore or people are resigned to the inevitability of an American crash.
America is not perfect; it never has been. But measured by historic standards or comparative world standards, America is an amazing place. Saving it is a worthy cause. Unless more people start taking up that cause quickly, things may slip beyond a breaking point.
In the 72 hours since the Supreme Court’s bombshell ruling, the Democrats’ hysteria has sucked up most of the oxygen in the room — and that’s just fine with corporate America. While some CEOs have taken their battle stations on the sinking ship of Roe v. Wade, the bigger story might be how many haven't. It’s been an unusually quiet weekend for several of the country’s major brands, who’ve had almost two full months to consider their response. Is it cold feet from Disney’s cautionary tale — or could abortion be the new neutral ground?
Kris Jurski is a Florida resident and businessman, who has mounted a very successful crusade against voter fraud in his home state. Because of the time necessary to produce results, he has had to put aside his income-earning business, Vital Catalyst, LLC, and work full-time uncovering the machinery behind our stolen elections.
His company, Vital Catalyst, was hired by investors to help small businesses grow into corporations. To make it happen, he had to jump in and learn how a company works with little or no documentation, troubleshoot the bottlenecks, and develop systems geared to growth.
I no longer bubble with rage when a new outbreak of corporate wokeness erupts across our fruited plain. It's just another day in the pathetic life of the Land of the Greedy and the Home of the Enslaved. To wit: this week's parade of U.S. companies ostentatiously trumpeting "health care coverage" for employees who want to travel to Planned Parenthood-beholden states to destroy the lives of their unborn babies in the wake of the Supreme Court's decision overturning Roe v. Wade.
Education vouchers, education savings accounts, tax credits are you getting something for nothing? What’s actually in the fine print?
This week wicked smart Common Core diva Lynne Taylor reveals what’s actually tied to your education savings accounts, and why it might not be worth it when the price is cradle-to-grave data mining, career tracking, pre-approved reading lists and more.
Check out the article Who Doesn’t Love Coupons she references in her video here.
The cries from the left predicting the end of the world in the wake of the Supreme Court's decision to overturn Roe v. Wade is a familiar sound.
We heard the same after the historic reform in welfare in 1996 when Aid to Families with Dependent Children, which effectively subsidized low-income women to have children out of marriage, was replaced with Temporary Assistance for Needy Families -- which introduced the idea of workfare.
The reform, the left screamed, would throw low-income women mercilessly to the streets. But the result was quite the opposite. We had a dramatic decrease in welfare cases and increase in work among low-income women.
Nite Line broadcasts live Monday through Friday on WGGS-TV from 8 p.m. until 9:30 p.m. The program features local and/or nationally known guests who share their testimonies and talent. Our goal is to be an inspiration to our viewers as well as inform them of Christian and community events in the upstate.
Monday, July 4, 2022: Tonight at 8 p.m. WGGS presents First Baptist Columbia’s Celebration of Liberty 4th of July special. At 9 p.m. Pastor Benny Littlejohn presents a half-hour Nite Line filled with patriotic music.
Tuesday, July 5,2022: Annie T. Broughton welcomes Lisa Aman to share how Dress A Girl ministry provides homemade dresses to girls in need. J. Windsor sings throughout the evening.
Joe Biden has become America's "it's not my fault" president. Whether it's the inflation, the border, the crime, the gas prices, the Afghanistan exit fiasco or the stock market collapse, Biden has become an expert at pointing the finger at someone else.
His presidency so far reminds me of the famous campaign slogan of then-New York Mayor David Dinkins, who admitted that everything was going wrong in the Big Apple on his watch and confessed, "I'm doing the best I can." New Yorkers believed him. And they wisely tossed him out of office for Rudy Giuliani, who actually fixed things.
Take the supply chain crisis. Biden constantly blames shortages, empty shelves and back orders of everything from cars to tampons to baby formula on "supply chain" disruptions. For example, if you try to buy a new car these days, you will probably have to wait for weeks or even months to pull into your driveway. Or you will have to pay $5,000 to $20,000 above the sticker price to get a car immediately.
