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December 16, 2020
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Georgia Senate Races Enter Final Lap
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by Tony Perkins
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"It's never happened," explained Faith and Freedom Coalition Chairman Ralph Reed. "It's going to happen 19 days from tomorrow morning." Since the 17th Amendment began the popular election of Senators 104 years ago, there's never been "two races on one day in one state" to determine control of the U.S. Senate. But on January 5, Georgia will make history by holding two Senate run-offs that will determine control of the Senate.
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Parents Are Voting Against Public Schools With their Children's Feet
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With school shutdowns, logistical complexities with online classes, and rampant uncertainty due to the coronavirus, it's been a monumentally difficult year for students, their parents, and teachers. But there has been a silver lining in all of this: more and more parents are having their eyes opened to the leftist agenda that has embedded itself in many of our nation's public schools.
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Supreme Court Affirms the Freedom of Houses of Worship
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by FRC's David Closson
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The disruption wrought by the coronavirus pandemic has affected nearly every aspect of American life including school, work, entertainment, and even worship. While many leaders have tried to address concerns over public health while maintaining civil liberty, some overzealous authorities have exploited the pandemic by unfairly discriminating against churches. However, a series of recent decisions from the Supreme Court suggest the tide is finally turning in the fight to preserve religious freedom in America.
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Today's show features: Kevin Daley, Supreme Court Reporter for the Washington Free Beacon, on the Supreme Court siding with New Jersey and Colorado churches over coronavirus restrictions; Alex Azar, Secretary of Health and Human Services, on HHS announcing a joint final rule regarding equal treatment of faith-based organizations in HHS-supported social service programs; Ken Cuccinelli, Acting Deputy Secretary of the Department of Homeland Security, on his warning to American shoppers that goods made in China may have been made by slave labor as part of a system that is monetizing the most egregious human rights violations in the modern world; Brent Keilen, Vice President of FRC Action, on last night's Pray Vote Stand Georgia rally.
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