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September 3, 2024
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| Venezuelan Gangs Rampaging in U.S. Because of Harris Border Policies: Congressman |
| by Ben Johnson |
| The intentional open borders immigration policies of Kamala Harris bear the blame for videos that showing heavily-armed South American gang members terrorizing residents of multiple apartment buildings in Colorado, a U.S. congressman has said. |
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| Sen. Graham on Trump's Dangerous Dance on Abortion: 'We're Playing with Real Bullets Here' |
| by Suzanne Bowdey |
| No one is happier to watch Donald Trump dig the hole deeper on the issue of abortion than the mainstream media. After his dismissive comments about federal protections for the unborn and his tone-deaf tweet on "reproductive rights," the press has been all too content to widen the split between the former president and his pro-life base. |
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| There Is No Pro-Life Party: Perseverance and Priorities Going Forward |
| by Quinn Skinner |
| This past summer, when the Trump-led RNC gutted the pro-life and pro-family planks of the party platform, some expressed hope that this measure came from pragmatism, rather than conviction. =Trump's Truth Social post of August 23, his avowal to veto a federal abortion bill, and enthusiastic echoes from his running mate have since alleviated that burden of ambiguity. The GOP's new Kennedy family ally is himself an up-to-birth abortion apologist. Some GOP candidates, perhaps fearing the loss of a Trump endorsement, have remained silent regarding these flip-flops, or softened their own positions. |
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| Outstanding - Ep. 129: Pros and Cons of the Child Tax Credit |
| Podcast with Joseph Backholm and Chuck Donovan |
| What role should the government have in incentivizing the familial support system? Host Joseph Backholm is joined by Chuck Donovan, who has worked for the Reagan administration, Family Research Council, and Charlotte Lozier Institute, to weigh in on the current debate surrounding the Child Tax Credit. In this election season, we have seen both presidential candidates give their thoughts on the CTC, but why has it become such a talking point? Give this episode a listen to learn more about the history, pros and cons, and the impact the Child Tax Credit has on the American economy and family structure. |
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| The Democrats' War on Reality: Spending Bills Reveal a Twisted Vision for the Future |
| by Chantel Hoyt and Quena Gonzalez |
| It's almost September, and that can only mean one thing: Congress is returning to Washington, and Americans should hold on to their wallets. Several things could combine to make this fall a budget-buster: The fiscal year end means that $6 trillion worth of federal budgeting must be renewed by September 30th; the last three weeks of September are the last time Congress will be in session before the November 5th election; and, liberals in Washington only know one way to win - by buying reelection with your taxpayer dollars. Dear taxpayer, September ain't gonna be pretty, so buckle up. |
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| Pro-Woman Policies Are Pro-Life Policies |
| by Jeff Bradford |
| We owe women our loyalty, charity, attention, and help. We owe women policies that offer support, to empower and inform them. Such policies will also, inevitably, form a larger pro-life culture. I know this because 76% of Human Coalition clients who are planning to abort say they'd prefer to choose life if they felt they could do so. |
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| West Virginia Seeks to Prohibit Euthanasia in State Constitution: 'We Want to Send a Message' |
| by Sarah Holliday |
| In the summer of 2016, Canada legalized euthanasia, also known as a medical assistance in dying (MAID) law. The current policy states only those with "a serious and incurable illness, disease or disability" is eligible to die by assisted suicide. However, by 2027, the country plans to allow people with mental illness to choose death as well. Some groups, such as Death with Dignity, see euthanasia as "a good death." But a ballot initiative in West Virginia is attempting to keep the practice illegal. |
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| Pray for the Peace of Jerusalem ... and America |
| by Lela Gilbert |
| Israel - the Jewish state - is a focal point of concern to countless American Jews and Christians, particularly during times of political and military turbulence. And for me, having lived in Jerusalem for 10 years, my interest is focused not only on international news reports but also on specific Israeli friends and families and the difficulties they are presently facing. |
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| Socialism Persecutes the Truth and Those Who Defend It |
| by Yoe Suarez |
| Tim Walz said some weeks ago that "One person's socialism is another person's neighborliness." If he wasn't the vice presidential nominee in this race, it wouldn't be that awful. It would be just another liberal with zero knowledge of history. |
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| FBI Fails to Report Child Sex Crimes but Stays Busy Prosecuting Pro-Lifers |
| by Joshua Arnold |
| Three-quarters of the child sexual abuse incidents encountered by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) are not reported in a timely manner, according to a report released this month by the U.S. Department of Justice's (DOJ) Office of the Inspector General (OIG). The OIG "found no evidence that FBI employees complied with mandatory reporting requirements" to law enforcement in 47% of incidents it reviewed or to social service agencies in 50% of incidents. |
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| 'Betrayed': Joseph Connor, the Biden-Harris Administration, and the Terrorism Sponsored by Cuba |
| by Yoe Suarez |
| The Marxist Puerto Rican Armed Forces of National Liberation (FALN), with a long criminal history, was part of the international network of proxies with which Castro intended to carry out the world Revolution. And in the middle of that hurricane, Joseph Connor's father, Frank Connor, and three other people died at Fraunces Tavern. |
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| Titus 3: A Biblical Response to the Current Political Climate |
| by Sarah Holliday |
| I don't know about you, but Titus seems to be one of those less referred to books of the Bible. And yet, like all of Scripture, it's full of rich truth that, when applied, significantly serves believers in this earthly walk. Titus 3, in particular, is a chapter I've found to be quite helpful in terms of navigating this chaotic culture with its politically vigorous climate. |
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