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Ted Cruz Presidential Campaign Announcement C-SPAN 3/23/2015 Senator Ted Cruz (R-TX) declared his bid for the Republican presidential nomination. He made the announcement from Liberty University in Lynchburg, Virginia. . .
The Washington Post has the transcript of the Senator’s speech here. 35 Things That Ted Cruz Asked Americans to […] March 23rd, 2015 | Tags: "Birthers", “Rush Limbaugh Show”, Alan Dershowitz, American exceptionalism, border security, campaign, faith, James Carville, Liberty University, Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA), Patrick Henry, Sen. Ted Cruz, teleprompter | Category: Elections, Founding Fathers, Immigration reform, IRS, Politicians, Right to Privacy, Saul Alinsky, US Constitution, Video, Virginia | Comments are closed
Glenn: This time of year brings back the memories of the good and the bad Glenn Beck 12/15/2014 …There are days especially this time of year that I still feel alone. But the darkness no longer can whisper its lies. I’m no longer willing to believe, at least for very long. The truth is, I’m […] December 15th, 2014 | Tags: Christmas, faith, families | Category: Glenn Beck, religion, Social networking websites | Comments are closed
Jamie Jackson The Daily Signal 12/2/2014 FERGUSON, Mo.—Terrence Williams, 23, is a St. Louis native working hard to change the narrative that has inundated this city over the past several weeks. While riots and looting have turned Ferguson into a catalyst for the race debate in the 21st century, Williams takes to the streets with […] December 4th, 2014 | Tags: community, Darren Wilson, faith, Ferguson, leadership, Michael Brown, riots, ROTC, St. Louis, Terrence Williams | Category: law enforcement, Military, Missouri, religion, Video | Comments are closed
American Doctor’s Miraculous Triumph Over Ebola: “Today is a miraculous day…” F. Peter Brown Western Journalism 8/21/2014 Dr. Kent Brantly and aid worker Nancy Writebol were recently released from Emory University after being declared cured from the Ebola they contracted while working in Africa. Dr. Brantly served as a medical missionary in Liberia until he […] August 22nd, 2014 | Tags: ebola, Emory Hospital, faith, Kent Brantly, Liberia, Nancy Writebol, prayer, Samaritan's Purse | Category: Africa, charities, Georgia, Medicine, Progressives | Comments are closed
Rand Paul Tackles Nation’s ‘Spiritual Crisis’, Reveals What Will Make America ‘Thrive’ Again Billy Hallowell The Blaze 6/20/2014 …While the cultural and political situation is grim, the senator said that “America has much greatness left in her,” encouraging participants to take a deep look at the nation — and themselves. “Our foundation is cracking. It’s […] June 20th, 2014 | Tags: 'spiritual crisis', Christians, faith, Faith and Freedom Coalition, Mosul, Sen. Rand Paul | Category: charities, Government, Iraq, Politics, religion, Video | Comments are closed
Jacqueline Klimas The Washington Times 12/24/2013 …The majority of Americans, however, say religion is an important part of their lives. About 56 percent say it is “very important,” while 22 percent say it is “fairly important” and another 22 percent say it is “not very important.” This number has remained somewhat consistent, fluctuating between the […] December 29th, 2013 | Tags: faith, Gallup | Category: Polls, religion, United States | Comments are closed
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