By Mark Dinsmore November 27, 2016 Based purely on his campaign promises, it almost seemed reasonable to hope that President-Elect Trump might genuinely be opposed to the Establishment—a true champion of the people rising up to challenge the Powers That Be. Many who valiantly campaigned for Trump did so believing that he absolutely, unequivocally must be elected in order to save the Union from a DNC-contrived socialist-globalist…
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December 8, 2016 By Leo Hohmann A note from Pastor Kevin Lea follows this article. This Amazon Go store is now open in Seattle. The concept has been hailed as a revolutionary upgrade in the shopping experience that could be adapted to all manner of brick and mortar stores. Others warn of looming privacy concerns. For some, it’s a dream come…
By Juliet Eilperin and Greg Jaffe November 15, 2016 A note from Pastor Kevin Lea follows this article. Obama warns against ‘a crude sort of nationalism’ in U.S. Speaking in Greece at a joint news conference with Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras, President Obama warned against the sense of “tribalism” taking root in the populist movements around the world. (The Washington Post) ATHENS — President Obama…
By Todd Starnes November 16, 2016 Aaron and Melissa Klein, Sweet Cakes By Melissa owners (Courtesy of the Kleins ) An Oregon bureaucrat who waged political jihad against the owners of a Christian bakery was given the heave-ho by voters. Labor Commissioner Brad Avakian was defeated by Republican Dennis Richardson in his bid to be Secretary of State. It’s the first time a…
‘This involved what, to me, is an event of unique spiritual significance’ By Bob Unruh November 14, 2016 ‘Small-town florist’ warns: ‘Gay’ art mandate threatens ‘everyone’ Don’t kid yourself: The government that gives itself the authority to order a “small-town florist” to advocate a message that violates her faith isn’t going to be satisfied with controlling one “small-town florist.” That’s the warning…