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Shannon is running on what he calls the 3 C's: Christianity, Capitalism and the Constitution.
"Who are you going to believe — me or your own eyes?"
Stephen Douglas argued that the most important thing is that we can choose. Abraham Lincoln argued that the most important thing is what we choose.
Where the crucial battle for minority voters has been lost over the years is allowing these voters to believe that freedom is not in their interest.
The core thesis is that our national discourse is woefully polarized and flawed.
I truly believe the recent Supreme Court session will sit well in America's Black and Hispanic communities.
The future of abortion lies in democracy. Each state will decide if they want a culture of death. My prediction is Americans will choose life.
As faith diminishes, the incidence of behaviors that once were viewed as morally unacceptable increases.
Our president demonstrates that his understanding of economics is less than any college freshman.
Enough of pretending that you care about American freedom. How about wrapping up the carnival?
George Washington warned the nation in his farewell address that there is no freedom without faith, tradition and personal responsibility.
With the publication of CURE's first annual edition of "The State of Black America," conservatives push back and move to recapture the high ground.
The special responsibility of Black Americans is to show that evil occurs because men sin. Not because the vision of American freedom is flawed.
More Black Americans, and all Americans, are seeing that rooted in the American ideal of freedom is family.
We need to help our youth who want education to get it. But it must be done prudently. Teaching our youth that they don't need to pay back debts is not a good start.
Taking words out of context to achieve something other than capturing truth is what, unfortunately, defines much of our left-wing union media today.
The CFPB has just announced sweeping new changes in its "supervisory operations to better protect families and communities from illegal discrimination."
The decision is worthy of our attention because it shows just how troubling the situation is at our colleges and universities.
The tragedy is that inflation is not a surprise attack. We know what causes inflation.
We owe them thanks for their relentless struggle to preserve the integrity of our Constitution and the principles that keep our nation free.
