| A number of states have taken legislative action to guard their own courts and citizens against the use of a foreign codes of law like Shariah. Alabama just became one of those states by passing a popular amendment to their Constitution during the recent election, according to The Political Insider. The amendment, which prohibits the use of  Hollywood is a bastion of atheism and secular progressive elites that frown upon conservative Christians and typically will go above and beyond to censor anything said that could be seen as a sign of faith. That’s exactly what happened to the head honcho of the Duck Dynasty family, Phil Robertson when he began filming the  President Obama’s disastrous Common Core initiative has united Americans in scorn and contempt. Black, white, Hispanic, atheist, evangelical – no matter what your background, the one thing you all have in common is that you loathe the program to it’s core. In spite of the fact that it’s made our educational system look more embarrassing than the TV  “Everything is bigger in Texas,” as the saying goes. One billboard in the Lone Star State is living up to those words by showing appreciation for an American hero in a big way. Chris Kyle called Texas his home. The Navy SEAL served the country as the most lethal sniper in U.S. history and deployed  With the entire country talking about American Sniper and its opening weekend of success, it was to be expected that misguided idiots on the left would have something bad to say about America’s military. Michael Moore took the lead and fired the first shot against the military – snipers in particular – when he labeled snipers  Former Minn. Gov. Jesse Venture made headlines for all the wrong reasons last year by filing and eventually winning a multi-million dollar lawsuit against the widow of American hero, Chris Kyle. Ventura sued the Kyle estate for slander, as he claimed Kyle’s autobiography included an incorrect section about a bar fight that took place in  We have witnessed a recent spike in violence and shootings against police officers, largely due to the heated anti-cop rhetoric and protests spurred on by people pushing leftist agendas. So we were momentarily taken aback and somewhat concerned when we heard about the recent shooting of a police chief in Oklahoma. But a closer look at  Victoria Wasteney, a 37-year-old nurse, said a prayer for her co-worker. What happened next is a saga you may not believe – unless, of course, you’ve paid attention to the news. The senior occupational therapist at an East London mental hospital said the prayer in the name of a Muslim co-worker who was going through personal  Michael Savage has seldom failed to live up to his surname. His response to President Obama’s failure to attend the Paris march following the Charlie Hebdo attacks was no exception, as the conservative pundit… well, savaged the president over the decision. While other pundits expressed their rage in muted terms, Savage was far more explicit, going  It seems like there are more armed robbery attempts occurring these days, and this is partially due to rampant entitlement mentality and increased media attention. But there has also been an increase in good people carrying concealed weapons, and all of an armed criminal’s grand plans can go awry when they run into, and get shot by,  |
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