Republicans’ new idea for winning the upcoming 2024 election is a nationwide campaign they’re calling “Bank Your Vote,” a Republican National Committee (RNC) strategy that is trickling back to the GOP in the states, including in Illinois.
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Church attendance in the U.S. continues to decline, as the culture gets more secular and non-religious. In fact, the percentage of Americans who do not identify with any religion has grown in our culture. According to Lifeway Research, approximately 4,500 Protestant churches closed in 2019, the last year data is available, with about 3,000 new churches opening.
This episode of Illinois Family Spotlight features remarks from Ariella Del Turco on the topic of religious liberty in the first half, along with a question and answer segment with Ambassador Sam Brownback during the second half.
In the words of sudden country music sensation Oliver Anthony, “You weren’t born to just pay bills and die.” Yet unless we stop the debt-driven inflation and the Federal Reserve scam used to perpetuate it, we won’t even be able to pay all the bills we work our entire lives to afford.
Gaslighting abounds. Every day, the media tell us that wildfires are worse than ever before. They would blame Republicans for the disastrous Maui wildfire if they could, except that Democrats run Hawaii.
No one in the media elites today is alarmed at a revolving door between the "objective media" and partisan politics. Politics seems more like a qualification than a disqualification.
Last Friday afternoon, Attorney General Merrick Garland announced that he had named Delaware U.S. Attorney David Weiss as special counsel to continue the investigation into Hunter Biden “as well as any matters that arose from that investigation or may arise from the Special Counsel’s investigation.” This appointment has been criticized as illegal by many...
In this episode, Illinois Family Spotlight features remarks and insights made by the honorable Sam Brownback that took place during an IFI Forum on religious liberty. Sam Brownback served as governor of Kansas, represented the people of Kansas in the U.S. House & Senate during President Trump’s administration, served as the U.S. Ambassador at large for International Religious Freedom, and is currently the chairman for the National Committee for Religious Freedom.
The far left-wing Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) has forged a reputation as a nationally outspoken advocate against "hate groups." Founded in 1971 and based in Montgomery, Alabama, the SPLC is no stranger to controversy. The group has long been accused of targeting conservative and Christian organizations.
A peaceful spirit animates the countryside inhabited by the Amish, a growing sect in Pennsylvania, Maryland, Virginia, Ohio, Indiana, Wisconsin, and more than two dozen other states.
Though I don't think it's a particularly wise or self-aware accusation for them to make, the progressive left continues to make political hay out of smearing conservatives as "anti-science." Most people who are not fervent congregants of the church of progressivism, and who have been conscious over the last several years, probably can't help but roll their eyes at the insult.
