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If Judge Jackson Cannot Give the Senate the Definition of a Woman, Then the Senate Should Not Give Her a Lifetime Seat on the Supreme Court
- By Judicial Action Group (JAG)
JAG Asks Senate to Vote Against Confirmation of Judge Jackson
WASHINGTON -- Last week, the United States Senate Judiciary Committee concluded the confirmation hearing of Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson for a seat on the U.S. Supreme Court. The job interview for a lifetime position on the nation's highest court is always rigorous, and Judge Jackson's hearing was no different.
One of the most significant exchanges of the hearing occurred between Senator Marsha Blackburn (R-TN) and Judge Jackson on the definition of the word "woman." Excerpts of that exchange are as follows:
Blackburn: Can you provide a definition for the word woman?
Jackson: Can I provide a definition? Blackburn: Yeah. Jackson: No, I can't.Victory is a Just Peace
- By Mike Scruggs
History’s Lessons for Just War and National Security
Russia’s War on Ukraine
Confederate General Robert E. Lee and Union General William T. Sherman had quite different philosophies of the conduct of war, but they had one opinion in common: war is terrible. But to say that war is terrible is not to say that all war is unjust or immoral. Whether a war is just and moral depends upon both its purposes and its conduct. When a nation’s sovereignty, peace, and vital economic interests are threatened by armed aggression or invasion, it must destroy the aggressor’s will to persist or see its cherished heritage and the rights and welfare of its people crushed or subdued. It is the solemn duty of a nation’s leaders to assure the survival and prosperity of all that its people rightly hold dear. Peaceful intentions and talk are not enough to deter aggressors driven by imperialistic leaders or ideologies. History teaches us that peaceful nations must be prepared to defend themselves or be swallowed up by tyranny.
The concept of just conduct and means in war recognizes primarily that a distinction must be made between combatants and non-combatants. Non-combatants should never be deliberate or primary targets of military action. Senseless terrorism, cruelty, and wanton destruction are prohibited. Besides the lives and health of civilians, the destruction of civilian properties that provide food, shelter, and medical attention should especially be avoided. Just conduct in war demands that prisoners of war must be treated humanely and respectfully. Torture of prisoners of war or non-combatants is prohibited. Additionally, the use of force must not be disproportionate to objectives, threats, or harm done. As much as prudence and realism will allow, the enemy must be treated in good faith to keep open the possibility of reconciliation.
Disney Dwarfed by Goofy Transgender Push
- By Tony Perkins - Family Research Council
Disney has created some iconic villains over the years, but they've crossed the line with their latest: Texas. In news no one can believe, the company synonymous with children has decided to pick a fight with a state protecting them. The announcement, which came Monday, is just the latest stop on CEO Bob Chapek's apology tour after he failed to defend transgenderism in Florida soon enough for the radical mob's liking. Now, after two weeks of penance that's included everything from multi-million dollar LGBT donations to the formation of a gay and transgender task force, Disney is the closest its ever been to a final break with American parents -- and reality.
A Trojan Horse Is Stalking Our Nation – Beware Of Pseudo-Conservatives Bearing “Constitutional” Panaceas! (Part 2)
- By W.H. Lamb
In this long and ongoing discussion regarding the merits or demerits of our state legislatures submitting applications to Congress ordering that body to call for a new Article V Constitutional Convention, we must again reiterate that there are many genuine American patriots in the ranks of that movement, and more than a few scoundrels. Several well-known and well-respected conservative leaders have endorsed this proposal as the only way to “save” our nation from its very long addiction to spending far more money than it ever takes in in the form of tariffs, taxes, fines, fees, etc. Large numbers of everyday Americans have also endorsed this call for a new CON-CON, or as its leading advocate, Mark Meckler, calls it—a “Convention of States”. Just within the past few weeks, a well-respected talk show host on the Upstate’s most popular talk radio station hosted a short discussion on the subject of a “Convention of States”. Mostly it was a one-sided PRO-COS discussion featuring a guest who is a strong proponent of this COS and who works for Jim DeMint who, we should know, is also strongly in favor of a CON-CON, or a COS as they love to call it, as though a COS is somehow “different” than an Article V CON-CON. Well, it is NOT! It’s the same thing deceptively wrapped in glittering ribbons—a wonderful present just waiting for the American people to unwrap and begin to enjoy living under the U.S. Constitution as our Founders wanted us to live. Yeah, sure it is. Unfortunately, the host of this radio show allowed very little “discussion” of this topic and cut short the arguments of the three or four callers who disagreed with his obvious pro-COS stand. Too bad—that show could have been a genuine learning experience, as it usually is.
Just Say Something Hosts 34th Annual Red Ribbon Classic Golf Tournament
- By Just Say Something
Greenville, SC – The 34th Annual Red Ribbon Classic Golf Tournament, presented by Reed Property Group, will be held on Monday, March 28th at the Thornblade Club, 1275 Thornblade Blvd, Greer, SC 29650-4515. Located in the picturesque valleys and foothills on the eastside of Greenville County, the Thornblade’s Tom Fazio designed, 18-hole, golf course is one of the Upstate's premier courses and a favorite of many pros. Registration begins at 8:00AM. Tee off time is 10:00AM. Sponsors include the Van Geison Team; Spinx; International Plastics; AFL Global; and The Tollison Family.
National Prayer Luncheon for Life Honors Live Action with Pro-Life Impact Award & $50K Grant
- By National Prayer Luncheon for Life
Life Advocates Elevate, Celebrate, and Accelerate the Work of Group Known for Investigating and Influencing
DALLAS -- Live Action, an organization reporting, investigating, and influencing public opinion for life, has been named the winner of the 2022 National Prayer Luncheon for Life Pro-Life Impact Award and given a $50,000 grant for their continued pro-life work. Live Action was selected by voters from among six top nominees chosen out of a field of forty for recognition by thousands of life advocates who gathered online and in person on March 25, 2022, to elevate, celebrate, and accelerate the work of high-impact pro-life organizations.
Each of the top six nominated organizations received a National Prayer Luncheon for Life Pro-Life Impact Grant. Second place vote getter, compassion-centered Embrace Grace, a Texas-based organization, was lauded for equipping churches to support both women in unexpected pregnancies and young moms and claimed a $20,000 grant, followed by The Radiance Foundation, which received $15,000 for its innovative work of broadly utilizing wide-ranging media platforms to change hearts and minds for life.
Tennessee Designates January 22 as the Day of Tears
- By Christian Newswire
NASHVILLE -- House Joint Resolution 765 (HJR 765) designating January 22 as the Day of Tears in Tennessee, has been passed by the General Assembly and signed by the Speakers of the House and Senate.
Sponsored by Representative Dennis Powers (R-Jacksboro), HJR 765 passed the House and sailed through the Senate with a resounding 33-0 vote. Tennessee becomes the second state to pass the Day of Tears resolution in a bi-partisan fashion.
"It was an honor to carry the Day of Tears Resolution in the Tennessee House of Representatives," said Representative Powers. "Tennessee is a pro-life state and if the resolution can bring awareness that might save one unborn child, it will be worth the effort. We have to keep fighting the good fight."
Federal Court Blocks D.C. Law Permitting Child Vaccinations Without Parental Consent
- By Informed Consent Action Network
AUSTIN, Texas -- A federal judge has blocked Washington, D.C. from enforcing a law that would permit children as young as 11 years old to be vaccinated without the consent of or notification to their parents or guardians.
The lawsuit was filed by two separate sets of parents, and included the support of the Informed Consent Action Network (ICAN) and its legal team at Siri & Glimstad, led by attorney Aaron Siri.
Judge Trevor McFadden ruled (Case Number: Case No. 1:21-cv-01782) that the city's Minor Consent for Vaccinations Amendments Act (MCA) violated federal law, specifically the 1986 National Childhood Vaccine Injury Act (NCVIA), by cutting out parents from the vaccination process.
MORE Marijuana means: MORE addiction, MORE drug overdoses, MORE criminals, MORE money laundering.
- By Eagle Forum
This coming week, the House of Representatives has plans to vote on the Marijuana Reinvestment and Expungement (MORE) Act or H.R. 3617.
If enacted, the MORE Act would decriminalize marijuana, and both legalize and commercialize the drug under the premise of social justice. As Chairman of the House Judiciary Committee Jerrold Nadler (D-NY) said at last September’s mark-up of the bill:
“The MORE Act would make three important changes to federal law. It would: remove marijuana, or cannabis, from the list of federally controlled substances; authorize the provision of resources, funded by a federal tax on marijuana sales, to address the needs of communities that have been seriously impacted by the War on Drugs, including increasing the participation of communities of color in the burgeoning cannabis market; and provide for the expungement of Federal marijuana convictions and arrests.”
Post 214 Award Goes to ...
- By Stuart McClure
American Legion Post 214 presented a Service Award to Daisha Kinlow for her work at EMS.
A Military History Museum Donation
- By Tony A. Dunn
The American Legion Post 24 Cecil D. Buchanan of Military History excepts 100 year old patriotic music sheets. Donated by Tom Hashem. Pictured left to right Ken Hemm, Tom Hashem, Peter Butchart, Jack Dorn, Stuart McClure.
'The Rivers of Blood Flow down the Street'
- By Tony Perkins - Family Research Council
They were the words of a father, spoken after a month of unspeakable loss. "Save your sons from war," Volodymyr Zelensky said emotionally. So many of your children, he wanted Russians to know, are being "sent to die on our land." It was a moment of raw humanity, a plea to stop the carnage. But it was also a poignant reminder that grief never takes sides. Thousands of Russian bodies, some frozen and bootless, now dot the Ukrainian roads and countryside. Lying next to charred tanks or stacked in the refrigerated compartments of trains, they are the grim reminder of war's price.
As the thaw comes to Ukraine, so do the horrifying realities. In regions like Mykolaiv that were hit hardest, struggling villages are dealing with the smell of the dead. In a video that can only be described as surreal, the local governor, Vitaly Kim, asked local residents to help gather the abandoned corpses of Russians. "There are hundreds of them," he urged, "all across the region." Together, they've begun the grisly task of collecting the soldiers and putting them in plastic bags -- determined to give faraway parents the closure their government would deny them.
Beyond Sports: Castrating Our Kids by Transgender Transitioning
- By 4 WINDS USA
MADISON, Wis. -- Puberty blockers are castration agents used to stop adolescent development during transgender transitioning. Starting as young as ten years old, physical features such as facial hair (boys) and breasts (girls) are stopped.
After the blockers halt normal development, boys wanting to be girls are given estrogen. Testosterone is given to girls wanting to be boys. On top of these drugs, irreversible surgeries may be done to remove body parts.
The American Heart Association published a study saying transgender women (born male) who take hormones are twice as likely to have a stroke and deep vein clots than normal men and women. In addition, both trans women (born male) and trans men (born female) have a higher risk of heart attacks than normal women.
Dr. Merritt: U.S. Losing WWIII Amid Injection Devastation
- By The New American
World War III has already started and the United States is losing due to the government-controlled mass Covid "vaccination" program that is devastating and will eventually decimate the health of Americans and especially critical sectors such as military, healthcare and law enforcement, warned Dr. Lee Merritt in this explosive interview with The New American magazine's Alex Newman. Already, mortality rates are skyrocketing across the country. And it is going to get worse, warns the prominent medical doctor who has studied biological warfare and was among the first doctors to sound the alarm about the dangers of the Covid injections. However, there are some things that victims of these injections can do to try to mitigate the damage, and Dr. Merritt has listed them on her website.
A New Addition to a Local Military History Museum
- By Stuart McClure
The American Legion Post 214, Cecil D. Buchanan Museum of Military History added to their collection of Military artifacts a World War II & Korean Browning 30 Caliber air cooled Machine gun with tripod. Pictured from left to right: Peter Butchart, Ken Hemm, and Tony Dunn.
Brian Burch Named Chief Information Officer
- By Randy Page - BJU
Steve Dickinson, vice president for business and operations at Bob Jones University, recently named Brian Burch as BJU Chief Information Officer. Marvin Reem, the longtime former CIO, retired last May.
Burch will be responsible for Information Technology (IT), including managing the IT shared services with BJU Education Group.
“The Lord blessed us with this hire as Brian brings significant CIO experience and leadership skills to our team,” said Dickinson.
A 1985 graduate of Bob Jones Academy, Burch earned a BS in Computer Science from BJU in 1992. He later completed an MBA from Southern Wesleyan University.
A Broken Country Buries a Broken Laptop
- By Neil Patel
There has been a lot of ink spilled over Hunter Biden's broken laptop and the way it was treated in the weeks leading up to the 2020 election, but not nearly enough. Now The New York Times has admitted, almost two years too late, that materials in the laptop were in fact authentic. There is no more perfect encapsulation of the problems in American media and tech than this tragic story.
To recap, on Oct. 14, 2020, just weeks before the presidential election, the New York Post broke a huge story about emails found on a Hunter Biden laptop recovered from a computer repair shop. The corporate media reacted to this story by: 1) calling into question the authenticity of the materials and raising the prospect, without evidence, that it could be Russian disinformation; 2) dismissing the relevance of the information, even if accurate; and 3) based on the first two points, mostly ignoring the report altogether.
1.1 Million People Have Died in America Because of Obeying Fauci
- By The New American
Former Blackrock portfolio Manager Edward Dowd shows CDC data that proves the vaccine has killed many young people. Also 75% of Covid-19 hospitalizations are vaccinated in Ontario Canada!
DISCLAIMER: Views and opinions expressed on The Ben Armstrong Show are solely those of the host and do not necessarily represent those of The New American. TNA is not responsible for, and does not verify the accuracy of, any information presented.
Biden’s Female Nominee Can’t Define “Woman”
- By Eagle Forum
Senate Judiciary hearings on Biden’s Supreme Court nominee Ketanji Brown Jackson began this week. Monday’s hearing was simply opening statements from Judge Jackson and the members of the committee. Although all remarks from Senators were civil and complimentary of her credentials, they also gave us an indication of their attitude toward the nominee and the concerns they may iterate over the next two days.
Senate Republicans are rightfully still sore over Democrats’ political fanfare during the last two Supreme Court nominee hearings. Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC) assured Judge Jackson that she would be given a fair hearing as opposed to the hearing that Justice Brett Kavanaugh received. Sen. Mike Lee (R-UT) expounded on Sen. Graham’s comments by saying:
Vietnamese Lunar New Year Festival
- By Tony A. Dunn
Members of Vietnam Veterans of America attend The Tet Festival (Lunar New Year) held at Greenville Shrine Club Greenville, S.C.
Tết has long been an important tradition that represents Vietnamese culture. On this day, many reunite with family and friends from different generations to celebrate a new beginning.
The Collegian Staff Wins South Carolina Press Association Awards
- By Randy Page - BJU
The South Carolina Press Association (SCPA) recognized staff members of Bob Jones University’s student newspaper, The Collegian, with multiple awards Friday, March 18, at its annual awards ceremony. Both individual staff members and The Collegian staff in its entirety were honored.
The SCPA Collegiate News Contest recognizes the best in South Carolina collegiate journalism. Collegiate staff members compete against other colleges and universities in 12 different categories, including writing, design, photography and illustration.
Is Victory for Ukraine Worth Risking Nuclear War?
- By Pat Buchanan
During the 70 years that the Soviet Union existed, Ukraine was an integral part of the nation.
Yet this geographic and political reality posed no threat to the United States. A Russia and a Ukraine, both inside the USSR, was an accepted reality that was seen as no threat for the seven decades that they were united.
Yet, today, because of a month-old war between Russia and Ukraine, over who shall control Crimea, the Donbas and the Black and Azov Sea coasts of Ukraine, America seems closer to a nuclear war than at any time since the Cuban missile crisis of 1962.
A Define Line on Ketanji Brown Jackson
- By Tony Perkins - Family Research Council
Reporters walking to the Senate Judiciary Committee for the first round of Ketanji Brown Jackson hearings must have wondered if they were lost. There were no protestors, no "handmaidens," no overwhelming presence of Capitol Police. Four years ago, in the disgrace that was Brett Kavanaugh's hearing, there were 22 arrests before 11 a.m. Two years later, on Amy Coney Barrett's first day, 21 people were handcuffed before the session even started. Without the Left's screaming, tantrums, and constant disruptions against a Republican nominee, it hardly feels like a modern Supreme Court confirmation debate.
Lawmakers Again Proposing New State Ecodevo Agency
- By Rick Brundrett - The Nerve
When the state is flush with taxpayer money, lawmakers can’t resist the urge to create new agencies.
Last week, Sen. Brad Hutto, D-Orangeburg, and three other Democratic senators introduced a bill that would create a state agency to serve a group of rural counties, called the “I-95 Corridor Authority,” which would “carry out economic development, health and educational improvement activities which, in the opinion of the authority, will improve the economic conditions in its member counties and are located in a member county or an adjacent census tract.”
A companion House bill, sponsored by Rep. Lonnie Hosey, D-Barnwell, and 15 other Democratic House members, was introduced last month.
In both bills, the authority would be legislatively controlled, with eight of its 13 board of director members appointed by lawmakers whose districts include the member counties, and the other five members selected by the governor.
NGU Board Approves Major Capital Project, Ratifies New Core Curriculum
- By LaVerne Howell - NGU
In their winter meeting, North Greenville University trustees received an update on the capital building project designed to enhance and support the College of Business and Entrepreneurship (COBE). The Board of Trustees also unanimously ratified a new core curriculum for bachelor's level programs and celebrated the fifth anniversary of the election of Dr. Gene C. Fant, Jr. as the university's president.
President Fant presented the Donnan/COBE Project details during the Feb. 17 meeting in Craft-Hemphill Missions Center on the Tigerville campus. The project will transform the Donnan Administration Building, providing upgraded high-tech classrooms, student gathering, meeting, collaboration space, and faculty offices for NGU's largest academic unit, enrolling nearly 500 students.
Stanton Healthcare Applauds Gov. Little for Signing Texas-Inspired Heartbeat Bill to Ban Abortions After 6 Weeks
- By Stanton Healthcare
BOISE, Idaho -- Stanton Healthcare is celebrating Gov. Brad Little's signing of Senate Bill 1309 which amends the Fetal Heartbeat Preborn Child Protection Act that was passed last year. The new bill includes a private enforcement mechanism modeled after the Texas law which has already withstood several federal court challenges, including not being blocked by the U.S. Supreme Court or the state of Texas' Supreme Court.
Stanton Healthcare launched the Stanton Public Policy Center in 2020 to create awareness and to advocate for the women Stanton serves in the state of Idaho and beyond, as communicated by Stanton Founder and CEO, Brandi Swindell:
"When our Stanton medical team and staff testifies in support of legislation that protects preborn babies, we are bringing the hearts and voices of our Stanton clients, the mothers and their preborn babies, to the Capitol to work hand-in-hand with our lawmakers.
Bob Jones Academy Students Excel at South Carolina Forensic Coaches Association State Tournament
- By Randy Page - BJU
The Bob Jones Academy Speech and Debate Team competed in the South Carolina Forensic Coaches Association State Tournament hosted by Riverside High School in Greer, South Carolina, March 4-5. The Academy team competed against Class 4A and 5A public schools. Over 30 BJA students advanced to the final rounds in their categories. BJA had six students named state champions. Overall, the BJA team is the 1A state champion school, a title held since 2007, and second overall in the state.
The following students excelled at the tournament:
The Ind. of The Road for Girls' Sports?
- By Suzanne Bowdey - Family Research Council
It doesn't take a whole lot of moral courage to protect girls' sports in the middle of a nationwide controversy. But apparently, it takes a lot more than Indiana Governor Eric Holcomb (R) has. In a move that defies logic, timing, politics, and state values, the man heading up one of the biggest fan bases in America wants people who just watched Lia Thomas to believe: transgenderism isn't hurting anyone.
It should've been the easiest decision crossing Holcomb's desk. Not only had the country just witnessed the greatest NCAA larceny in the history of women's sports, but Americans everywhere were outraged. Forty-eight hours earlier, a biological man had stolen the titles and racing lanes of actual women who had trained their entire collegiate careers for a crack at a national title. Unlike other leaders, the Indiana governor had an opportunity to do something about the outcry in real time: sign an enormously popular bill banning boys from Indiana's K-12 girls' sports. He refused.
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