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President Trump, who is doing everything he can to fight the coronavirus, called for a Day of Prayer recently. He proclaimed, “We are a Country that, throughout our history, has looked to God for protection and strength in
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Some wag once changed the opening line of Rudyard Kipling’s classic poem, “If,” this way: “If you can keep your head while all about you are losing theirs and blaming it on you … you haven’t
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Last week, the Supreme Court heard oral arguments on an abortion case out of Louisiana. The law in question mandates that an abortionist have access to a hospital in case something goes wrong. Abortions go wrong more often than
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After President Trump named Vice President Pence last week to lead the nation’s battle against the coronavirus, many in the media decried the choice because supposedly Mike Pence “doesn’t believe in
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We are in trouble in America because we have millions of uneducated young people who think they are “woke” – who believe America is basically evil, and always has been. If the New York Times gets its way, there will
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Ours is an historically illiterate age – despite our technological advances. Just in time for Presidents’ Day 2020 (which honors George Washington) comes a new book and a three-part TV mini-series on the History Channel,
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In the heartland of America, there is corruption. At Indiana University last week they celebrated the fourth annual “Sex Fest.” They defended this foray into degrading sex by saying, “Our public health
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Last week movie director Oliver Stone told the television program “Russia Today” that America is now “the evil empire.” This is in reference to President Reagan’s famous remark in the mid-1980s
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How is it that a communist, for all practical purposes, is winning in the Iowa caucuses at present? If there is anything that history shows repeatedly, it is that socialism, including its more violent form, communism, is an utter
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The anniversary of the infamous Supreme Court abortion decision, Roe v. Wade, is upon us again. And here we are, 61 million abortions later. Some of the most powerful spokespersons against Roe are those who survived an attempted
