To Be Or Not To Be A Doctor

Abdul El-Sayed says Congress needs a Democrat doctor like him. There's just one problem, of course.

There's always a problem with what the Left tries to put on the American people.

He isn't a doctor.

What does the Bible say about deception?

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More Voter Fraud Revealed, This Time Targeting Teenagers

It's ironic that while the reassuring voices of the Left keep telling us there is no voter fraud, voter fraud keeps raising its ugly head.

This time it's in Kansas.

The left-wing League of Women Voters is on notice after allegedly trying to pay high school students to register to vote earlier this year in Kansas.

That's right: the moms are targeting the kids.

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Muslims in Texas Lay Out Vision for Islamic America

Shaykh Uthman ibn Farooq laid out a vision for an Islamic America during a livestreamed event at the Sufaraa Center in McKinney, Texas, last week. Authentic Ilm Mission, which hosted the event, plans to build a 40,000-square-foot facility near Plano, Texas, and used the livestream featuring Farooq to fundraise for the multipurpose school and Islamic community center.

“We love this country,” Farooq said. “We want good for this country."

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"What a Night," "What a God!"

The UniteUS revival movement reached Pepperdine University in Los Angeles this week as thousands of students gathered to seek Jesus together, and hundreds made the decision to give their lives to Him.

The ministry reports the outreach went into overtime, explaining, "Students stayed after the event praying, worshiping, and celebrating together, and many were baptized!"

A Jacksonville, Florida, church is reporting a historic turnout after 2,552 people stepped into the Atlantic Ocean to be baptized, publicly declaring their faith in Jesus Christ.

A biblical spiritual revival is happening across the nation and quickly spreading worldwide.

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Be blessed.

Socialism Reaches Highest Public Approval Yet

Socialism has reached its highest level of public favorability in Gallup polling, with 43% of Americans now saying they have a positive view of the economic system.

The figure, released Wednesday, is the first time socialism has surpassed 39% in Gallup’s trend dating back to 2010. Socialism still trails capitalism and free enterprise, which 55% and 81% of Americans view positively, respectively, but it has now overtaken big business, which has a 35% favorability rating. Small business remains the most popular of the five economic concepts tested, at 95%. 

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