This past week my wife and I visited Kenya for a mission’s trip with the Christian missionary organization, International Commissions. It was an extraordinary trip, both eye opening for us, as well as for the Kenyans who had never seen a white person before. See the incredible videos here.
Behind the beard and camouflage, Duck Dynasty star Phil Robertson is an incredibly insightful man with a penchant for straight talk. In a video, Robertson is seen giving a speech in Pennsylvania discussing the abortion culture in America, among other things.
Looking for a good paying job? Well, look no further. No, really, stop looking. In 35 states, welfare benefits pay more than a minimum wage job, according to a new study by the libertarian Cato Institute, and in 13 states welfare pays more than $15 per hour.
President Obama and the hard left ideologues, who guide his energy policies, don’t seem to be paying attention to European economies staggering under the weight of years of “green.”
Several member’s of the ’72 undefeated NFL Dolphins refused an invite to the White House, due to ‘real moral compass issues in Washington’ and ‘views diametrically opposed to the President’s’. Read more on what these former players had to say about the invite here.
Supporters of Second Amendment rights are motivated by ‘neo-Confederate beliefs,’ according to MNSBC contributor Joy Reid.
MSNBC’s Chris Matthews was cornered into admitting that President Barack Obama does indeed have his shortcomings. The TV host, who has previously referred to the president as the “perfect” American, father and husband, was asked by a GOP strategist on Tuesday morning: How does “hope and change” look five years later?
They say “don’t bring a knife to a gun fight” — so this restaurant owner didn’t. Instead, he armed himself with a pot of scalding hot oil.
Former Sen. Jim DeMint (R-S.C.) on Monday night urged voters to replace any Republican lawmaker unwilling to vote to defund ObamaCare during next month’s budget showdown.
Small-business investors in California were promised big breaks five years ago, but now they’re being told to pay up, instead after a court ruling.