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This summer, while the attention of Americans has been focused on enjoying their family and friends, two dangerous, increasingly lawless, federal government agencies have been preparing to substantially restrict the public’s access to homeopathic remedies.
Does Rand Paul believe the road to 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue is paved with endless pandering?
A federal judge who previously has sided with arguments for partial-birth abortion and homosexual clubs in public schools ordered jail today for a Kentucky county clerk who refused to violate her faith and issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples.
The Kentucky clerk who refused to issue same-sex marriage licenses is taking a stand and saying no more, much like Rosa Parks did against unjust anti-liberty Jim Crow laws.
If pigs could fly conservatives would take back the White House and the legislative branch of government with solid constitutionalists in one election cycle.
It’s been over three weeks since the Supreme Court redefined marriage, nullified multiple portions of the Constitution, and implicitly blessed the budding pagan inquisition against religious liberty.
Christians are called to live in the real, fallen world, not a wistful fantasyland where everyone tells the truth, secretly means well, and is just a winsome podcast or three-minute hug away from repentance and salvation.
Although it seems strange now, at the time of the nation’s founding, it was not uncommon for the U.S. Supreme Court to both conduct trials and hear appeals.
There is a very dangerous precedent unfolding around the country as it relates to criminal justice.
In our first in the series on Building the Resistance to Same Sex Marriage: On April 28, 2015, nine unelected lawyers drawn from three elite law schools listened to 90-minutes of oral argument about same-sex marriage and then retreated behind a wall of red velvet drapes to confer secretly about whether the U.S. Constitution requires that the U.S. Supreme Court impose same-sex marriage on the entire nation.