If you’re one of those procrastinators who’ve just put away your Easter baskets, brace yourself: it’s time for Christmas. Kick that frozen jack-o-lantern off the porch and string up the lights! These days I don’t worry so much about undone … Continue reading
A racial genocide is unfolding in America. This is not mere political hyperbole. The abortion industry is intentionally targeting women of color. According to the pro-abortion Guttmacher Institute—first established to be the research arm of Planned Parenthood—African-American men and women … Continue reading
To a high school quarterback in his senior year, a football scholarship to a Division I college means a bright future—maybe even a pro career. In 2012, that was the future of Sam Riddle of Century High School in Portland, … Continue reading
Pick up any newspaper or iPad these days and it’s easy to feel overwhelmed by bad or even frightening news. Political scandals, Ebola, Ferguson civil unrest, warring nations, natural disasters—if we dwell on it too much we might be tempted … Continue reading
Thirteen years ago, a ship sailed from Scheveningen, a Dutch town where Nazis once imprisoned resistance fighters. On deck stood a shipping-container-turned-abortion-den masquerading for legal reasons as “artwork.” Those on board planned to drop anchor where abortion is illegal, bring … Continue reading
By now you’ve probably heard or read about Obamacare architect Jonathan Gruber’s highly offensive remarks about you and your fellow Americans. Gruber said that he and his boss, Barack Obama, relied on the “stupidity of the American voter” and a … Continue reading
I’m no fashion expert but I believe President Barack Obama looks better wearing two coats of shellac. After the 2010 election when Republicans took over the House and made considerable gains in the Senate, you may recall the President saying, … Continue reading
Once again that season is almost upon us. No, I don’t mean Christmas. I’m talking about the election. Tomorrow you have the opportunity to hire the people who’ll be speaking for you in Washington, DC, your state capital and local … Continue reading
The human body is regulated by hormones—chemical messengers produced by the endocrine system. When danger strikes, for example, your adrenal gland sends in the troops: adrenaline. You’re suddenly stronger. Your senses go on high alert. Your breathing and heart rate … Continue reading
On June 30, the Supreme Court announced its momentous decision to protect Hobby Lobby and other for-profit, closely held corporations from paying for abortifacients in their employee insurance plans. Noting that companies don’t exist unless persons own and run them, … Continue reading
