Friday, September 17, 2010

Watch Values Voter Summit LIVE from D.C. Today & Tomorrow!




Today (Friday) and Saturday, September 17-18, beginning at 7:00 a.m. CDT, FRC Action is partnering with American Family Association and The Heritage Foundation for a live Web-cast from the 2010 Values Voter Summit.

The FREE webcast will feature all the action from the ballroom of the Omni Shoreham Hotel in Washington, D.C. Watch live as their stellar lineup of speakers address the critical issues facing our country today.

Speakers include:
  • Sen. Jim DeMint (R-S.C.)
  • Dr. Bill Bennett
  • Ken Blackwell
  • The Duggar Family
  • Sean Hannity
  • David Limbaugh
  • Gov. Mike Huckabee
  • Sen. Jim Inhofe (R-Okla.)
  • Gov. Bob McDonnell (R-Va.)
  • Christine O'Donnell
  • Gov. Mitt Romney
  • Sen. Rick Santorum
To view the Values Voter Summit speakers, CLICK HERE.

Friday, August 27, 2010

Restoring Honor 8-28 Rally is Tomorrow

Well, Glenn Beck's Restoring Honor Rally, scheduled for August 28 in Washington, D.C., at the foot of the Lincoln Memorial, is almost here!

Hundreds of thousands of patriotic Americans, Liberty lovers, and Tea Party activists, including numerous Oklahomans, are now headed to the nation's capital on buses chartered from all across this great land. They'll hear some inspiring speakers, including broadcaster Glenn Beck, civil rights activist and niece of the late Dr. Martin Luther King, Dr. Alveda King, and former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin, among many others.

Not going to the Rally you say?

Not to worry. It's still unclear whether or not C-SPAN on cable TV will be able to broadcast the live event from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. CDT. You may be able to see it there. However, we've just learned you can watch a live stream of the Restoring Honor Rally on Facebook on your computer beginning Saturday morning. Just do a search on Facebook for Restoring Honor Rally and then click on the live upstream tab.

May God bless this wonderful event, the United States of America, and all the untold millions of people gathered for it everywhere!

Wednesday, August 25, 2010

Does the NYC Mosque Symbolize Tolerance or Conquest?

Recently, we posted an entry about the new federal health care mandate enacted by Congress and the Obama Administration. We said current events, like the controversy over the proposed mosque in NYC, are, unfortunately, taking our national focus away from the disastrous health care bill.

That said, it doesn't mean the proposed NYC mosque near Ground Zero isn't an important issue, as this article by historian William J. Federer clearly points out. It's a column containing a history lesson that all Americans should contemplate.

As Federer suggests we should rightly question, is the proposed mosque to be built in NYC (which already has 140 mosques in the area) simply an admirable expression of American religious freedom and tolerance or, in the worldwide Muslim mind, of the Islamic conquest of America?

Thursday, August 19, 2010

Obama Administration Blocks Pro-Abstinence Study from Public

"A taxpayer-funded study that indicates parental and adolescent support of abstinence education is not being released by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), as it does not support the Obama Administration’s objective – or that of vocal “safe sex” activists – of eliminating all abstinence-education funding."

To learn more, read this Aug. 18 news report from Catherine Snow with CitizenLink.

Wednesday, August 18, 2010

Why Shouldn't Society Just Say ‘Uncle’ and Grant Same-Sex Marriage?

Abraham Lincoln once asked how many legs a dog has if we call a tail a leg. The answer, he said, is four: calling a tail a leg does not make it so.

The late President's wisdom is wisdom our nation should reflect upon in the debate over so-called same-sex "marriage."

Read this insightful piece by Professor Stephen Heaney.

Also, please forward this essay to all the associate justices of the U.S. Supreme Court, if you know them.

Don't Forget About the Govt.'s Health Care Takeover!

Today, much of the public debate nationwide has, unfortunately, shifted from the coming takeover of private health care in the U.S. to the Gulf oil spill to the Arizona border battles to, most recently, the mosque under consideration in NYC and President Obama's recent comments.

But, citizens, we must not forget the health care disaster, which is quickly speeding towards us! Taxes and premiums are already increasing.

Bill O'Reilly on The O'Reilly Factor just this week mentioned the huge increase in his health insurance premium (insurance companies, apparently, are dramatically hiking premiums in anticipation of future expenses under Obamacare).

And, see this link to a health care story in the UK. Large scale rationing of health care is now being secretly enforced by the British government to save money. Will this happen in the U.S.? We must make sure it doesn't.

What good is health care for everybody if you can't get the health care you need when you need it? Don't forget about the government's health care takeover!

Monday, July 19, 2010

Injunction Issued Against Oklahoma's New Ultrasound Law

This morning, Oklahoma County District Judge Noma Gurich agreed with the arguments of New York's Center for Reproductive Rights and issued an injunction to prevent Oklahoma's new ultrasound law, HB 2780, from taking effect at least until after a trial is held in 2011.

The ultrasound bill was passed by large margins in both the state House and Senate, vetoed in late April by Gov. Brad Henry, but then the House and Senate overrode the gubernational veto the following week. The state of Oklahoma defended the new law in court, and wanted it to take effect immediately. However, the judge disagreed, preventing it from taking effect as pro-life supporters and state legislators had fondly hoped..

State legislators have sought since 2006 to pass an Oklahoma law requiring women to have an ultrasound prior to an abortion. The rationale: informed consent by women. (According to research, some 80 percent or more of women who see an ultrasound fetal image of their unborn child will then decide against abortion). However, abortion proponents believe requiring a pregnant women contemplating abortion to have an ultrasound or sonogram presents an "unreasonable" restriction on their access to abortion. Two prior laws which had won legislative and/or gubernatorial approval were later invalidated by two different Oklahoma County judges on a technicality -- a violation of the state Constitution's single-subject rule. HB 2780 was passed by legislators as a stand-alone bill in 2010 to overcome this problem.