Opinion

Topic: Climate Change Lockdowns? Theoretically, the Constitution governs the land. Theoretically. But sometimes supposed scientific emergencies suspend Constitutional power for all practical purposes. Efforts to fight supposed climate change could easily be put into such a category. Are climate change lockdowns coming? Consider these recent headlines compiled by Publius PR in the category: “Are Climate […]

Topic: Defund the Police or Defend the Police? There has been a lot of talk in the last few years about defunding the police. It should be noted that in those places where they tried that it was a disaster for the residents—especially the poor ones who had no means to leave the unsafe neighborhoods. […]

D. James Kennedy Ministries writes: The Washington Monument, which towers over our capital city, has some little-known aspects to it that point to our nation’s Judeo-Christian roots. In a never-before-seen interview filmed in 2010, Kirk Cameron sat down with Dr. Jerry Newcombe to discuss these subtle elements and the faith of our first president. Here […]

Topic: Speaker of the House Mike Johnson. Article I of the Constitution deals with Congress, the House and the Senate. More is said in that article than Article II dealing with the president and administration or than Article III which deals with the courts. Since the people’s representatives are closer to the people, the founding […]

Topic: Anti-Semitism and Israel. In 1790, George Washington, the father of our country, a devout Christian, wrote to the synagogue in Newport, Rhode Island, “The Citizens of the United States of America have a right to applaud themselves for having given to mankind examples of an enlarged and liberal policy: a policy worthy of imitation. […]