U.S. Representative Chip Roy (R-TX) has introduced legislation that aims to hold COVID jab-makers financially responsible for needless injury and death. "The American people deserve justice for the infringement on their personal medical freedom and those medically harmed deserve restitution."
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Illinois Family Action is proud to be part of a federal lawsuit against the Illinois State Board of Elections for its failure to clean up our state voter rolls, as is required by federal law. “Illinois should take immediate steps to clean its rolls to both prevent fraud and increase voter confidence in the elections,” says Judicial Watch President Tom Fitton.
Judicial Watch announced this week that it filed a federal lawsuit against the Illinois State Board of Elections over their failure to clean Illinois’ voter rolls and to produce election-related records as required by federal law, the National Voter Registration Act of 1993. The lawsuit requests the court to require Illinois to “develop and implement a general program that makes a reasonable effort to remove the registrations of ineligible registrants from the voter rolls.”
The over-politicization of our culture has ruined so much. Among plenty of other things, our language has been one of the greatest casualties of our 24-hour "news" culture, our obsession over ideological purity and political scandal. Words don't mean what they used to mean anymore.
It’s March, and you know what that means — lots of change and celebration in the air.
Daylight saving time begins March 10. St. Patrick’s Day is March 17. On that day, everyone’s Irish — even the English among us. The spring equinox is March 20. And there’s March madness.
Daylight saving time begins March 10. St. Patrick’s Day is March 17. On that day, everyone’s Irish — even the English among us. The spring equinox is March 20. And there’s March madness.
If you’ve driven anywhere in the last week or so, turned on a tv or radio, or gone to the mailbox, then you are probably well aware that the 2024 election season has officially begun. Campaign signs are on every street corner, political ads are airing on tv, debates are being held, and campaign mailers are hitting mailboxes. Over the last decade, politics have felt increasingly tense, so how should we navigate the election season as Christians?
In a paroxysm of panic about Americans' rejection of the Biden administration's policies of open borders, rampant crime, runaway inflation and profligate spending on foreign wars, the Left has decided that the real cause of the widespread dissatisfaction and demand for policies that place Americans first is "Christian nationalism."
Scott Phelps is the executive director of A&M Partnership (Abstinence and Marriage Partnership). A&M Partnership was founded in 2004, and, according to Scott Phelps, "A&M Partnership exists to ensure that every teenager in the country has the opportunity to hear a clearly reasoned, positive presentation on the benefits of abstinence until marriage and instruction on preparing for a healthy, future marriage..."
Nothing is worth fighting for if conservatives don’t make the nursing student’s murder our George Floyd moment to stop the invasion on the southern border.
Recent events give new meaning to the term “trumped-up charges.” A Democratic New York State Supreme Court justice, in cahoots with a Democratic state attorney general, has written a new chapter in the book of political lawfare.
This week, the U.S. Supreme Court released an order list taking action on several cases we’ve been watching. Most notably, the Court declined to review Missouri Department of Corrections vs. Finney... In this case, multiple conservative Christians were excluded from a jury in an employment discrimination case brought by a lesbian plaintiff. The plaintiff’s lawyer asked the court to strike the conservative Christians for cause, arguing that they could not be impartial due to their religious beliefs. The judge disagreed that they could not be impartial but struck the jurors anyway “to err on the side of caution.”