Written by Daniel Harowitz
Everyone is hoping and assuming 2021 will be a better year than 2020. But it will not happen on its own. We must get on the playing field and make it happen.
Assuming Joe Biden is sitting in the White House on January 20, there is little we can do to influence the direction of federal policy in the coming years. And given that too few Republicans in the U.S. Senate plan to stand against Biden’s fraudulent election victory, we are out of options at the federal level to fight back against voter fraud.… Continue Reading
Tags: Andrew Cuomo, Antifa, Bill Lee, BLM, Brad Little, Brian Kemp, Chris Sununu, Donald J. Trump, Greg Abbott, Joe Biden, Kay Ivey, Kristi Noem, Mark Gordon, Mike DeWine, Ron DeSantis, state legislatures, U.S. Senate, White House
Political | David E. Smith | January 6, 2021 8:00 AM | Comments Off on Seven Ways Conservatives Can Fight Back At The State And Local Levels
Written by Robert Knight
If a picture is worth a thousand words, the video of a mask-less Nancy Pelosi caught having her hair done at a shut-down San Francisco salon this past week is worth an entire dictionary.
The Speaker of the House immediately deployed the Marion Barry defense. When caught on video smoking crack with a hooker in 1990, the former mayor of Washington, D.C. and city councilman at the time exclaimed, “B**** set me up!”… Continue Reading
Tags: Andrew Cuomo, Antifa, Bill Clinton, BLM, Coronavirus, COVID19, Democrat cities, Democratic National Convention, Dennis Hastert, Erica Kious, Hair salon, hypocrisy, Jeffrey Epstein, Jerry Falwell, Jim Kenney, Joe Biden, John Edwards, John F. Kennedy, Lori Lightfoot, Marion Barry, mask, masks, Nancy Pelosi, New York Times, President Trump, Robert Knight, San Francisco, Trump Virus, Tucker Carlson, Wall Street Journal
Political | Benjamin D. Smith | September 12, 2020 4:00 AM | Comments Off on Right for Me but Not for Thee
Spotlight revisits the recent Black Families Matter rally that was held in south suburban Flossmoor, right next door to the Planned Parenthood abortion center. Latasha Fields delivers a passionate, well-reasoned, and biblically based call for Christian parents to stop advocating for public education and instead take personal responsibility for their children’s instruction. She also addresses the destructive agenda and influence of groups such as Black Lives Matter at School and the New York Times 1619 Project’s K-12 Black History Curriculum in government schools – and their intent to undermine and dismantle the Black nuclear family.… Continue Reading
The continued lockdowns–allegedly due to COVID-19–are not inhibiting pro-life activists like Joseph Scheidler from taking to the streets. The Face the Truth Tour consists of pro-lifers demonstrating in front of abortion clinics with graphic abortion photos to demonstrate the reality of abortion. Mr. Scheidler and Monte talked about how this tour got started, and why it is so effective and convicting. They also discussed the pro-life situation in Illinois and America, the hypocritical nature of the BLM activists, and election 2020.… Continue Reading
Written by Daniel Horowitz
When was the last time we saw governments embrace the violent, racialist political agenda of a specific racist organization and make the citizenry obey it by force of law while exempting its adherents from the actual laws on the books? If you are conjuring up images of the KKK during the Jim Crow days in the South, you are not missing anything. So why is this suddenly OK when it comes to an organization that names itself Black Lives Matter?… Continue Reading
Tags: Allyson Rowen Taylor, Black Lives Matter, BLM, Conservative Review, Daniel Greenfield, Daniel Horowitz, David Duke, E Pluribus Unum, Facebook, Jewish Lives Matter, Jews, Jim Crow, KKK, Louis Farrakhan, Nazis, neo-nazis, New York Times, NYPD, Palestinians, Rodney King, sin, StandWithUs, the Constitution, the South
Federal Issues, Marriage, Family & Culture, Political | Benjamin D. Smith | July 13, 2020 4:00 AM | Comments Off on The Black Lives Matter Agenda Is Racist And Anti-Semitic. Why Are Politicians Embracing It?
Written by Peter Heck
Every so often, even though I know better, I flip over while driving and scan my favorite sports talk radio stations. Unfortunately, ESPN radio has become insufferable just like the rest of the network. It was only on for about 10 seconds before I heard someone say something to the effect of, “Where sports and social justice meet.” I turned it off.
It’s not that I don’t care about justice or am indifferent to our social problems.… Continue Reading
Tags: Black Lives Matter, BLM, divisiveness, ESPN, Jonah Goldberg, LeBron James, NBA, NBA Players Association, politics, sports
Political, Uncategorized | Benjamin D. Smith | July 10, 2020 4:00 AM | Comments Off on Here’s Why the NBA’s Social Justice League is Such a Bad Idea
Written by Daniel Horowitz
Tweeting out “Law and Order!” every few days with an exclamation mark is OK, but it’s little solace to this country when we are actually suffering from the most widespread and protracted period of anarchy and violence in the modern era. It’s time for President Donald Trump to act on law and order, push a winning legislative and budgetary agenda with safety and security as its cornerstone, and communicate those ideas every day to the silent majority looking to the president to fight back.… Continue Reading
Tags: Antifa, Black Lives Matter, BLM, Daniel Horowitz, Donald Trump, Gang violence, George Floyd, Gun control, illegal aliens, Johnson v. U.S, Marxism, Mekhi James, National Guard, Neil Gorsuch, sanctuary cities, sanctuary states, The Armed Career Criminal Act
Federal Issues | David E. Smith | June 25, 2020 7:00 AM | Comments Off on 10 Ways Trump Can Push Law and Order – and Make it Stick
The BLM riots continue: the attention of the raging rioters has shifted to attacking the statues of historical Americans. Both the alleged reason and the downright historical ignorance of these rioters are addressed in this episode of Spotlight. Latasha Fields, the leader of the Christian Home Educators Support System, speaks about the disproportionate impact of demonstrably bad democratic policies in communities with higher pigmentation, and why the church generally must step up and help that part of Christ’s Body which is suffering.… Continue Reading