Constitutional wall blocks Trump's mass-deportation ambitions
A constitutional wall will block President-elect Donald Trump's mean-spirited ambition to swiftly deport up to 3 million undocumented immigrants
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With just over 50 days to go until the inauguration of Donald Trump as the 45th president of the United States, we can hope that he comes to the podium ready to deliver an inaugural address for the ages. Here are the video recordings of all 16 inaugural addresses since President-elect Trump's birth in 1946.
Israel fires: Humankind responds
There are times when the worst situation brings out the best in us.
U.S. nation-building in South Sudan: A foreign policy of ignorant arrogance
It is a task for political geniuses, who can be counted on one hand with fingers left over. Republics cannot be summoned into being with copies of the United States Declaration of Independence and Constitution. They require a threshold of common culture, language, religion, customs, ethnicity, history, and education.
The 2017 Genesis a brand of its own touting the luxurious G80
With a list of reasons why you will love this vehicle, the 2017 Genesis G80 is quality and quantity wrapped into a nice little package that is arguably one of the best bangs for the buck in the full-size luxury sedan world.
The Constitution is our national strategy
Contrary to conventional wisdom (which is invariably wrong), the United States Constitution is the nation's strategy for greatness. The strategy entails invincible self-defense; peace, commerce, and honest friendship with all nations; and, entangling alliances with none.
Is it time to give Donald Trump a chance?
In less than three weeks, the euphoria has faded and the reality of leading is setting in. Some people who were adamant Trump supporters are now complaining about his decisions. Now the cries abound on social media that President-elect Trump has "betrayed" his base.
Time is running out in Ukraine
Pro-Ukrainian demonstrators this week vandalized the Kiev branch of a Russian bank and the offices of a pro-Russia political movement. They also rifled through the offices of the Ukrainian envoy to the Trilateral Contact Group, the international body attempting to settle the conflict with pro-Russia separatists in the east. Vandals set fires, destroyed equipment and broke windows.
The mainstream media deserves disbelief
It chronically publishes false or misleading stories by omitting material facts necessary for reader understanding.
Litmus test for confirming Attorney General nominee Jeff Sessions
The Senate Judiciary Committee and the Senate are saddled with the solemn responsibility of insuring that the nominee is qualified to prevent President-elect Trump from vandalizing the Constitution. Meticulous and fair public hearings on Mr. Sessions' nomination are imperative.
Repeal Congress' special exemption from Obamacare, kill two birds with one stone
If ever there were a political no-brainer, this is it.
3 religion and ethics headlines for your Wednesday
Matt Walsh on defunding Planned Parenthood; Ted Cruz on Thanksgiving; Trump's white Christian voters
3 religion and ethics headlines for your Tuesday
Does the Evangelical label still have use?; North Carolina couples press lawsuit in gay marriage law
Pastor Rob McCoy explains how to be 'salt of the earth' in the public square
My friend Rob McCoy, pastor of Calvary Chapel in Thousand Oaks, California, preached a sermon last week that explains a portion of Jesus' words from the "Sermon on the Mount" -- about how Christians are to be the "salt of the earth" and a "city upon a hill."
Thanksgiving's coming! But first let's look at the other Turkey
Throughout the long trance of the presidential campaign, the earthquake of an election, and the aftershocks since, America kind of lost focus on the rest of the world. Nevertheless, the planet has continued to spin, and much of it not in a good way.
Frank Page, CEO of the Southern Baptist Convention, writes about the election
Ignoring the condescending verbiage from the moral elites, Baptists voted and voted in droves. You can listen to what the moral elites tell us, but Christians still make a difference!
Millennials want blank canvases - and coaching
Millennials want to have freedom and, ironically, want coaching at the same time. They want that blank canvas and also want to be given feedback.
The Amtrak Pacific Surfliner: All Aboard!
All Aboard! We departed San Diego on Amtrak's Pacific Surfliner traveling five hours along the coast to the town of Solvang where everything is centered in the Danish tradition and replicating true Danish architecture and customs. Then America's Riviera.
3 religion and ethics headlines for your Monday
The living-dead state of the Religious Right (depending on the observer); viva la 2 Chronicles 7:14 prayers.
U.S. foreign policy: Global dominance
Former Secretary of State Dean Acheson tactlessly sermonized that, "The United States was the locomotive of mankind and the rest of the world was the caboose." The supreme arrogance of the secretary's bifurcation made no friends but endless enemies.