Thursday, May 18, 2017
Tuesday, September 02, 2014
Michael Sam: Progressive Promotion of Sodomy

Sunday, May 11, 2014
Happy Mother's Day - Star Basketball Player Honors His Mother
Global Priorities Solutions on Facebook today posted, "Mothers are constantly teaching values... and quoted William Wallace, who said:
"The hand that rocks the cradle rules the world"
Thursday, January 09, 2014
Sunday, March 31, 2013
The Marriage Destroyers
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The fraudulent same-sex 'marriage’ movement is clearly
the result of an effective propaganda barrage by radical homosexuals and
lesbians, their advocates, and other comrades-in-harm. These activists and
supporters are intent on destroying the very fabric of American society and
culture, the natural family. Those working against the culture include the
media, the entertainment industry and many politicians, who seek to benefit from
the filthy lucre of those who bankroll this vicious anti-marriage movement.Friday, September 17, 2010
Tea Party participants challenged

“It is time to put down our protest signs, and pick up our campaign signs.”
- - - Amy Kremer, Chairman, Tea Party Express, at the 2010 Values Voter
I have been watching the 2010 Values Voter Summit online today. It is being broadcast live at http://www.ValuesVoterSummit.org/home. This the fifth Summit held in Washington, DC. I personally attended two. There is a wonderful assemblage of conservative speakers at this year's conference, including several key politicians.
Sadly, the conference also included a questionable conservative Mitt Romney, though he said a lot of right things. I personally do not believe that he is genuine. Just look at how he led as Governor in Massachusetts and his positions on healthcare, homosexuality and abortion.
Monday, September 21, 2009
Has the GOP taken itself off life support?

Here is a letter an acquaintance, R.C., wrote to Chairman Michael Steele. I concur with R.C.'s wise words and counsel.
Dear Chairman Steele,
I see that you said recently (again!) that the Republican Party must be open to "abortion rights" candidates. This is only one of the most obvious reasons, and most egregious, that the Republican Party will die, and deserves to.
I disagree with virtually everything the current Democratic Party stands for, but I have to give them credit for at least one thing - they believe fervently and uncompromisingly in many things, and they don't welcome, and support, candidates in their party who hold views that don't line up with those deep beliefs.
The Republican Party, the other hand, obviously believes in nothing, except getting candidates elected who have an R after their name, whatever their beliefs. It is this total bankruptcy of belief, principle, courage, and morals, its utter failure to stand for anything, that has consigned the Republican Party to the dustbin of history, and all I can say is "Good riddance!"
A once great party, the party of Lincoln, the party that abolished slavery, is now a pathetic, contemptible, vote grubbing coalition of political hacks willing to sell their souls for a vote or a buck.
Though I despise the Democrats and don't want to see them re-elected, I'll vote my conscience and my principles in 2010, perhaps the Constitution Party or America's Independent Party - they may not get elected but at least they've got integrity. The Republican Party doesn't even know the meaning of the word anymore.
Yours truly,R.C., Ohio
Friday, September 19, 2008
The Catholic Vote

Monday, May 26, 2008
Lady Liberty Salutes . . .
"A cartoon by Michael Ramirez at Investors.com
Saturday, April 26, 2008
We Need More (John) Freshwaters

"The only foundation for a useful education in a republic is to be laid in religion."
--- Benjamin Rush, one of the signers of the Declaration of Independence
AGAINST FRESHWATER
[MOUNT VERNON, OHIO) Thursday, April 24, 2008 - "Freshwater controversy continues" – MountVernonNews.com reports this controversy has poured out into the Mount Vernon community. There are supporters and detractors of Mr. Freshwater.
According to an online article on the MountVernonNews website, “Retired middle school science teacher Jeff George (who) worked alongside Freshwater at Mount Vernon Middle School in the late 1980s and early ’90s . . . said there may be substance to other allegations that Freshwater used the classroom to advance his own personal beliefs. “The school administration has known for a long time that Freshwater was crossing the line, and he should have been fired a long time ago.”
“George recalls several occasions when Freshwater “didn’t always stay on track with science. What he was teaching was not true, and there have been numerous complaints over the years.” (On more than one occasion, evaluations in Freshwater’s file indicate that Freshwater was directed to work more closely with George in following the course of study.) . . .
““He (Freshwater) was promoting a particular belief system,” George said, “and preached against other religions, not just Muslims or Jews or Hindus, but also any Christian denomination that was different from his.””
FOR FRESHWATER
(MANSFIELD, OHIO) Thursday, April 24, 2008 - "We need more teachers like John Freshwater" – The following is a Letter to the Editor which appeared in the Mansfield News Journal on April 24, 2008. The following are some very enlightening words by David Green of Lexington, Ohio the Pastor, Sovereign Grace Baptist Church in Mansfield. I took the liberty to bold some of the words for emphasis.
“The Mount Vernon school district ought to be ashamed. I read in disbelief the story about Mr. Freshwater's Bible. The part that amazed me is that he was not accused of teaching from the Bible, he was accused of having his Bible on his desk. I think this teacher ought to be commended for having his Bible in the school, and I wish there were more teachers like him.
“The First Amendment does not grant people freedom from religion, but it grants freedom of religion. The Founding Fathers did not intend to keep religion out of school. In fact, it was just the opposite. I own reprints of such 18th and 19th century schoolbooks as The New England Primer and McGuffey's Readers. These books are full of references about God and the Bible.
“Now the schoolbooks do not mention God, and teachers are apparently not allowed to even show their Bible in the classroom where the kids can see. During the early years of our nation, it was unheard of for one child to rape another. They had guns, but they did not shoot each other. Now, God has been "expelled" from the public schools and rapes and school shootings are much too common. Coincidental? I think not.
“These kids need to know the Ten Commandments, the golden rule, and the fact they were made in the image of God. The Bible was good enough for our Founding Fathers, and it is good enough for our kids today. I appreciate Mr. Freshwater's stand on this, and would encourage him to continue fighting.
“Benjamin Rush, one of the signers of the Declaration of Independence wrote, "The only foundation for a useful education in a republic is to be laid in religion." And in the Bible, we read a warning that we all need to pay attention to: "The wicked shall be turned into hell, and all the nations that forget God." (Psalm 9:17).”



