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June 12, 2020
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Policeless in Seattle
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by Tony Perkins
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If you're President Trump, you have to be wondering, "What next?" It wasn't enough that the administration had to deal with the liberals' three-year crusade to unseat him -- the Russian collusion, an impeachment sham, the deep-state FBI conspiracy. Then came 2020: the coronavirus, 119,000 deaths, an economic shutdown, and George Floyd. Now, if cities aren't burned to the ground, they're becoming part of a "proxy civil war." It is, the Left smirks quietly, the perfect election storm. But is it enough to win?
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A Platform for Principles
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by Tony Perkins
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Thanks to the pandemic, there's a lot still up in the air about the Republican National Convention. But apart from health protocols and locations, there's one detail that shouldn't be up for debate: the format of the party's platform. A lot of Americans might make the mistake that those detailed documents hammered out over days at the conventions don't mean anything. On the contrary, history shows -- they mean everything.
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Common Sense Prevails at HHS on the Definition of 'Sex'
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by Peter Sprigg
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The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) today announced it had finalized a long-awaited rule to correct the Obama Administration's distortion of a key portion of their own signature legislation, the Affordable Care Act (ACA or "Obamacare").
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Today's show features: Ken Blackwell, FRC's Senior Fellow for Human Rights and Constitutional Governance, on Seattle's "police free autonomous zone"; Ashley Bell, Entrepreneurship Policy Advisor for the White House Opportunity & Revitalization Council and SBA Regional Administrator for Region IV, on President Trump's roundtable discussion in Dallas on race relations; Austin Ruse, President of the Center for Family and Human Rights and author of The Catholic Case for Trump, on President Trump's international leadership on life and religious liberty; David Harsanyi, Senior Writer at National Review, on the cultural revolution in America.
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