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House Freedom Caucus Demands Government Spending Restraints
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- By Eagle Forum
Appropriate Demands for Appropriations
All has been quiet in the halls of Congress since Members returned home for August recess. This time is officially called a District Work period and there are still conversations happening with the media and with each other on the upcoming agenda. One particular issue that is time-sensitive and very much in the spotlight is the appropriations process – the annual ritual in which Congress must hammer out just how much of your money the federal government will spend over the upcoming year. Once back in Washington, D.C., the House and Senate will have twelve days to pass twelve appropriations bills or face a government shutdown.
'Faith in Jesus Christ Alone': How Americans Agreed Christianity Is Core to Conservatism
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- By S.A. McCarthy - The Washington Stand
In the years leading up to the birth of the nation we know as America, political discourse was exercised in pubs, in the pages of newspapers, in the town square, and on the steps outside courthouses. The patriots who forged America would define and refine together what liberty means and what responsibilities are carried with it, how men are governed and by what authority, and what a nation is and what it means to be an American.
Today, that same patriotic spirit that burns in the hearts of conservatives articulates itself largely on social media. On Twitter, Facebook, Tumblr, and even on less mainstream sites like Gab or former President Donald Trump’s Truth Social, conservatives carry on the work of their forefathers and clarify ideologies, debate traditions, and ask what it means to be an American conservative. Just as early American patriots made their voices heard in the streets of Boston, Philadelphia, and Annapolis, so American conservatives made their voices heard on Twitter last week, resoundingly declaring that Christianity is core to conservatism.
Get US Out! of the United Nations
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- By The John Birch Society
The United Nations is planning a “Summit of the Future” to take place in New York City next year.
This summit is designed to dramatically expand UN power over humanity — under the guise of fighting emergencies, protecting the planet, and more — at the expense of freedom and national sovereignty. This is a major stepping stone to one-world government — the original goal and intent of the UN’s very existence. Indeed, from its very beginning, the UN’s very purpose was to establish a one-world government at the expense of its members’ sovereignty, and it continues to push for ultra-globalist policies.
Commanding Wall Street Journal Op-Ed Supports Arlington Confederate Memorial
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- By Gene Kizer, Jr., Charleston Athenaeum Press
"... during the Civil War, four slave states remained in the Union—Maryland, Delaware, Missouri and Kentucky—and none of them were required to give up slavery during the entire war. And that in every major battle of the Civil War, slave owners in the Union Army fought against non-slave-owners in the Confederate Army. . . . in the eyes of a Confederate soldier, if Lincoln had not freed slaves in the Union, why should the soldier be vilified for supposedly fighting on behalf of slavery?" - Jim Webb, Wall Street Journal, August 19, 2023
Former U.S. senator from Virginia and Navy secretary, writes an excellent piece that appeared August 19, 2023 entitled "Save the Confederate Memorial at Arlington" (scroll down for a PDF)
We will save or lose the 109 year old Confederate Reconciliation Memorial in the next few weeks
Note by Gene Kizer, Jr. - Before Elizabeth Warren and her Woke naming commission can desecrate Arlington National Cemetery by demolishing the 109 year old Confederate Reconciliation Memorial, they must follow the Section 106 process required by the National Historic Preservation Act and the National Environmental Policy Act.
'Impeach Robert L. Peters': Congressman, Perkins Agree It's Time for Biden Impeachment Inquiry
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- By Ben Johnson - The Washington Stand
Deepening the ongoing presidential corruption scandal, emails obtained from the federal government show that then-Vice President Joe Biden maintained email addresses under numerous false names, including “Robert L. Peters,” which interacted with Hunter Biden about Ukraine and presidential appointments. The documents come to light as congressional Republicans edge closer to holding impeachment hearings — a step a leading congressman calls “long past” due and which a conservative leader says pro-family advocates should strongly support.
Introducing 'The Life of Donald Trump for Kids': The Ultimate Patriotic and Faith-filled Journey for the Next Generation
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- By Make America Great Press
A Patriotic Voyage Awaits: Discover 'The Life of Donald Trump for Kids'
MOUNT GAMBIER, Australia -- In a world of changing narratives and diverse voices, the essence of true leadership, dedication, and American values can sometimes feel drowned out. Addressing this, the newest title on the shelves, "The Life of Donald Trump for Kids," promises to be the beacon of hope that conservative and religious families have been searching for.
New Pro-Life Animation Video Series Tackles the Hard Pro-Abortion Talking Points
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- By Life Dynamics
DENTON, Texas -- How do we get people engaged in answering the hard pro-abortion talking points? That was the question that founder and president of Life Dynamics, Mark Crutcher wondered. Crutcher's solution was a series of short, animated videos, titled "Abortion Distortion," that touches on a variety of subjects surrounding the abortion issue.
Around a minute in length, the videos are a great tool for every pro-lifer, no matter the age group. The animations, at times comical, grabs the viewers attention while a "no-nonsense pro-lifer" guides viewers through the issues.
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