Thursday, August 13, 2026

Clergy Members Running to Bring Far-Left Politics to Congress

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Six white clergy members and one white seminarian are running for Congress as Democrats, part of a growing trend of white politicians seeking to court Christian voters while embracing left-wing ideas.

Unlike Democrats of the past, these candidates represent a party that has shifted drastically, embracing policies ranging from same-sex marriage and unfettered abortion access to feminism and forced diversity.

Is ministry a "calling" for these folks, or an opportunity — a career?

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Wednesday, August 12, 2026

The Face of Evil

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Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey has signed H.5595, which would legalize abortions up to birth.

The radical bill that allows abortions up until birth, even on healthy unborn babies.

Democrats fast-tracked the measure to bypass the full committee process so the full body could pass the bill before the legislature adjourned.

And Jesus wept.

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Tuesday, August 11, 2026

Remember 9/11?

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Kevin McCollough, writing for Town Hall yesterday, said, "In 30 days, this country marks 25 years since 19 men murdered nearly 3,000 of us on a Tuesday morning that started like any other."

"A quarter century. Long enough that some of the people reading this column weren’t alive for it. Long enough that the raw, unified grief of that September has faded into something more like a civic ritual — a moment of silence, a name-reading, a flag at half-staff, and then back to whatever we were doing," he reminded his readers.

We'd better take a serious look at what is happening in our beloved country now. Twenty-five years later.

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Monday, August 10, 2026

WNBA Put to the Test: "What is a Woman?"

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Supreme Court nominee Ketanji Brown Jackson famously stated she could not answer the question "What is a woman?" during her 2022 Supreme Court confirmation hearing because she was "not a biologist".

Political figures internationally, including former New Zealand Prime Minister Chris Hipkins, have similarly struggled to provide a direct definition when pressed in interviews or legislative settings.

Hipkins: Former Prime Minister of New Zealand stated the definition of a woman was "not front of mind," and that biological and societal definitions can be complex  

Tim Walz: Minnesota Governor hesitated and questioned the intent of the query when asked by Representative Nancy Mace during a congressional oversight hearing, "What is a woman?"

A couple of years ago, the debate went viral, and subsequently, people all over the world have been asking the question, "What is a woman?"

The question has now been put to the National Women's Basketball Association in a way they will not be able to sidestep.

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Friday, August 07, 2026

“I believe in Faucism”

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It was during the dark days of the pandemic that a woman was walking around New York City wearing a disturbing shirt that said in big letters, “I believe in Faucism.”

He wasn’t just a scientist; he was a secular savior.

It’s obvious now, with the release of Fauci’s “Dear Diary” accounts, that he was more than happy to cultivate that messianic impression.

Obviously, Fauci couldn’t handle the fame, and that led to his undoing.

Lessons learned from the "doctor."

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