The title really ought to be Christless Republicanism. While Pastor Rob is correct with his analysis, the question is whether to stick with the Republicans; or to join forces with the Constitution Party which is more uniformly Christian with its policy stands and also among its leaders and members:
Tag: Overcoming Republican timidity
The Republican Legislator Who Was Thrown To the Ground In The Georgia State Capitol
It was the Republican House Speaker’s men who performed the dirty deed. Matt Gaetz has an excellent new show on OANN, and the victim– Georgia State Senator Colton Moore– was interviewed: “100%”: @realColtonMoore tells @MattGaetz that he believes his treatment at the Georgia Legislature Joint Session was political payback for […]
Virginia Foxx To Chair House Rules Committee
Virginia Foxx, who has represented part of the Piedmont Triad in Congress for many years, has been appointed by House Speaker Mike Johnson to chair the all-important House Rules Committee. This is the committee that ultimately decides which bills will be voted upon by the full House. Foxx is probably […]
Restoration, Not Conservatism
Knives Being Sharpened in GOP Senate For Trump Agenda
Over the last several days, some of John Thune’s assignments for key committee chairmanships were made public. Mitch McConnell will chair the Rules Committee. This is the committee that controls which bills will be allowed to be considered; and which will be killed. Susan Collins will chair the Appropriations Committee. […]
Tillis Takes Victory Lap After Gaetz Pushed Out
When are North Carolina voters going to send him packing? MSN.com, Raw Story: Since the nomination was announced, Senate Republicans have been inundated with Gaetz questions, so – even as he was the news of the day in Washington – they were eager to discuss anything but the man who […]
Trump’s Most Critical Enemies Are Congressional Republicans
Helene Relief Bill’s Hidden Surprises
There has been much consternation from the regional media/left complex over the Raleigh Republicans’ most recent Helene relief bill. They packed into the bill some surprises including shifting the State Board of Elections to the State Auditor’s control (to be Dave Boliek, a Republican); directing the State Attorney General regarding […]
Tests for Senate Majority Leader John Thune
I received the following e-mail blast from the Senate Conservatives Fund. It lays out the matter perfectly: For now, conservatives are reserving judgment about newly elected Senate Republican Leader John Thune. Yes, he’s a career Establishment politician. And no, he has never led a high-profile, principled fight on the Senate […]
The “Prior Authorization” Battle in Raleigh
Forces are juxtaposed against each other. The North Carolina Medical Society and its allies are advocating to regulate and limit insurance requirements to obtain prior authorizations for the provision of certain types of health care. The Carolina Partnership for Reform, among others, is arguing against it. As a physician who […]