Walker's Right-To-Work Dilemma

Contrary to the assertions of Libertarian economist DanielMitchell and conservative columnist Charles Krauthammer, right-to-work is not a conflicted attack on unions, but a reform which respects workplace fairness and equity. In 2015, Republican lawmakers in Wisconsin...

Why I Support Speaker Gohmert

Congressman Louie Gohmert (R-Texas) The Republican Party needs a new turn of leadership in the House of Representatives. John Boehner (R-OH) was a great minority leader. He stood strong and tall against the Democratic majority in 2009, exposing the cronyism and...

US Senator Edward Brooke (R-Massachusetts): 1919-2015

Edward Brooke, former Attorney General and US Senator from Massachusetts, has died in his Florida home. At 95, he retained a vitality of core issues, and passed away quietly from natural causes. A Congressional Medal of Honor winner in 2009, after witnessing the...

Social Conservatism = Extremism?

While reading about the Who's Who in California electoral politics, I found out that a former candidate whom I had supported had worked hard to prevent another candidate from running.  I asked for a few reasons why. His first answer: "I don't support...

Contending for the Faith: Jude

In a previous post, I wrote about the rising them of conflict in the last two Epistles of the New Testament before Revelation. In John's Third Epistle, the disciple whom Jesus loved talked about confronting an arrogant Pharisee in the local church, who not only...