On Thursday, the Wall Street Journal published an op-ed written by Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh. In the op-ed, Kavanaugh apologizes for some of his responses during last Thursday’s hearing which was set up to look into sexual assault accusations made by Dr. Christine Blasey Ford against the judge.
Someone recently posted this comment on the Ford-Kavanaugh controversy in mediaite.com (9/20/18): “PLAYING WITH FIRE. Do we really want to live in a world were ALL THAT IS NEEDED TO CONVICT IS AN ACCUSATION!” [emphasis in the original]
With the recent passage in the California House Bill 2943, the state legislature is attempting to go where no government has ever gone before in regulating speech and religious thought. This new bill would not only prevent Christians from discussing what the Bible teaches about morality, but it could also put the Bible on their newest banned book list using the issue of gay rights.
There are plans afoot, including by politicians in Connecticut, to effectively abolish the Electoral College. It’s a plan for liberals to hitherto control the presidency.
Yesterday, President Trump made headlines when he stated that, as President of the United States, he has "the absolute right to pardon" himself.
Unfortunately, this reader, like so many others, fails to understand the historical truth that the Bible played a unique role in helping to create the U.S. Constitution.
Recently, a group of California counties have collectively decided to appeal to the state and federal governments to establish the state of New California.
The U.S. Supreme Court could again be asked to decide the constitutionality of opening government meetings with an invocation.
With eight justices, the high court starts its new term with only one blockbuster case.
