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Roy Moore and the Double Standard

rsonal scandals by Bill Clinton, Ted Kennedy, and Barney Frank are just fine with the liberal media, who endorsed them for election and re-election.

GOP Kingmakers Back Down in Alabama

During the contentious Alabama senate election last month, the nation witnessed an astonishing blow to the Republican establishment.

Where are the Good Jobs?

Our economy is growing at a healthy 2-to-3% pace, but many Americans are wondering where the good jobs are. Millions of Americans have stopped looking for work. Many…

A ‘Slick Media Event’ Shrouds the Facts on Guns

The June 2000 Phyllis Schlafly Report relied on cold hard facts from the reputable Centers for Disease Control (CDC) to overcome emotionally charged rhetoric. When the Clinton-backed Million…

No to Sports Gambling

The worst shooting rampage in American history was committed a few months ago by a gambler on a losing streak. Stephen Paddock killed 58 people and injured many…

The Second Most Important Christmas in History

In December of 1776, the cause of American independence was on the verge of collapse. One-fifth of General George Washington's army was unfit for combat due to sickness,…

A Christmas To Remember

I have a good friend who has enjoyed a tremendously successful career in television and radio. You may think that TV is a very secular, even anti-religious, environment…

Is the United States a Christian Nation?

On this Christmas Day, let's ask the question: Is the United States a Christian nation? A lot of people vehemently deny this. However, it is a fact of…

‘Fed Up’ With Clinton Hypocrisy

If there's one phrase to describe Americans today, it would be "fed up." In April 1999, America's circumstances were only slightly different. We had a two-term liberal president…

Violent Outburst Against Rand Paul

When a Leftist goes on a shooting rampage and then kills himself, or is killed by a bystander, then there may not be much to prosecute. But last…