HT: NC Renegade Crane is a Republican US Congressman from Arizona.
Tag: socialism
America’s Last Days?
When world events appear apocalyptic, it might not necessarily be that Christ’s return is imminent. Instead, if we learn from history, we find that nations and civilizations are sometimes killed off, overtaken and even obliterated by hostile forces: (HT: Fred)
Fulton County 2020
The matter is still being deliberated, 3 1/2 years later:
Liberal Mainline Church Activism Lacks A Counterbalance
I saw two stories over the last couple of weeks that illustrate an important point. First, the National Council of Churches has launched a new nationwide effort to mobilize voters. Why is this important? It is comprised mostly of liberal mainline Protestant churches. That means voters within those churches– much […]
Activist Courts Flexing Their Muscles In North Carolina
Just within the last couple of weeks, we have seen a number of cases and/or decisions with important implications within our state: The evil of judicial activism remains alive and well. Conservative majorities at the state and national levels do not completely protect us from the damage these judges can […]
“One Health”
I have a rule of thumb to suggest. If various academics and other pointy-headed progressives are communicating a vision of a utopian future, but only if their prescriptions are followed, we need to be very wary and skeptical. It is a sure sign that your rights are about to be […]
When Pro-Woman Is Anti-Woman
Government Takings For “Carbon Capture”
The current absurdity is that we need pipelines to capture carbon to protect the environment and ultimately to protect us. Attempts are being made to take land from landowners in the midwestern and western parts of the country to build these pipelines. Steve King was a GOP congressman who was […]
Aren’t You Proud Of Your Republican House of Representatives?
Amnesty For Student Rioters At UNC
The lefty faculty and staff use their influence to convince prosecutors to refrain from taking action against the students who rioted and broke the law. Consider the difference between how these students are being treated and the treatment of the January 6 protesters in Washington three years ago: