H/T Snopes.comEarlier this week, faithful Christians sat around dinner tables across America trying to grasp how an honorable man like Franklin Graham could raise the specter of Hillary Clinton's "death camps" as a way of supporting Donald Trump. As avid…
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Christians May Not Be Crazy After All
Photo: 538.com New polling conducted by Pew Research and released by 538 may clarify the trajectory of Evangelical and Catholic vote between the 2012 and 2016 election cycles. In a piece by Lea Libresco, the site says Trump may be…
We’ve Lost Control…
I wrote a piece titled, "When We're Not Strong for the Fight", I explained that conservatives in exile from the Elephant Graveyard that the Republican Party has become need to recast themselves as wall builders.
When We’re Not Strong for the Fight
Part 1 of 2) The Republican National Convention did not herald the end of the "Happy Warriors" of the conservative movement. As I read articles and reader comments across the Conservative Internet.The YouTube video attached to this post is one…
Taking Aim At Target
A sign is posted on the exterior of a Target store on June 15, 2015 in San Bruno, California. (Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)While the company will not acknowledge whether its latest round of closures has anything to do with their choice…
Liberal Potheads Meet the 10th Amendment
Photo credit: Chuck Grimmett (Creative Commons)The Obama administration is about to school fellow Leftists on the importance of the 10th Amendment with its crackdown on medical marijuana. According to the Los Angeles Times, starting in California, the first of several…
We Need A Leader Like Israel’s
There are few examples of statesmanship in the modern era that can compareto the way Benjamin Netanyahu has navigated the controversy over Iran's nuclear ambitions.It is neither easy nor safe to take a position on the international stage that conflicts…
Sorros’ New Astroturf Movement — Paid Illegals
Conservative talkers have been all atwitter this week about the contrast between the Occupy Wall Street movement and the TEA Party. Among the comparisons, the TEA Party protests were generally orderly while the Occuiers are generally disorganized; the TEA Partiers…
