Tag: "freedom"

Obama Won’t Confiscate Guns?? Are you Blind???

By Bob Russell on Apr 06, 2013 in A Broken System, Blogs, Bob Russel, exposing Obama, Gun Rights, National Defense and Military, Opinion, Politics

Since Barack Obama has said he is going to send federal agents into Oklahoma and other states to enforce Obamacare, what is there to make me believe he won’t send federal agents in to enforce his gun registration/confiscation scheme? If he “dictates” an executive order that I have to turn in or register any weapons [...]

Lady Liberty

By Michael J. Fell on Mar 16, 2013 in 2014 Election News, featured opinion, Opinion, Politics

Lady Liberty stands in New York Harbor proclaiming: Give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses yearning to breathe free. Lady Liberty: A beacon of freedom the entire world sees. A symbol of a better way of life anchored in liberty, opportunity and equal protection under the law. Inspiring yes, but that is not [...]

CISPA Is Back: Bill Reintroduced In Congress

By TJ Thompson on Feb 20, 2013 in 2014 Election News, Politics

It’s baaaaaack! Congress has apparently raised the dead, because The Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act – better known as CISPA – has been reintroduced in Congress, yet again, by Representative Mike Rogers, a Republican from Michigan’s 8th District. CISPA was introduced in the 112th Congress (H.R. 3523) and passed the House of Representatives with [...]

Is Too Much Freedom Bringing America Down?

By Chris Vaca on Feb 12, 2013 in featured opinion, Opinion, Politics

America is the greatest nation in the world. I hate to think what this world would be like without America. Just look back in history. If America wasn’t around, the whole world might be speaking German right now. And that’s only one example. America has come to the aid of many countries over the years. [...]

John Boehner: “I’ve Learned My Lesson”!! REALLY???

By Bob Russell on Jan 18, 2013 in A Broken System, Bob Russel, featured opinion, Opinion

Well, John Boehner took time out from his latest sob-fest to come out with promises that he is going to “do things differently now”, he “has learned his lesson”. We are hearing to same old tired rhetoric we heard before the 2010 mid-term elections. Didn’t he come into the Speaker’s chair promising to “drain the [...]

Holes: A mother’s love of son and country

By Tom E. Carsley on Dec 04, 2012 in Blogs, Tom E. Carsley, Traditional Values

“Doc, send my uniform to my mom. She’ll fix ‘em for me,” once said, was all the breathe that young soldier had left in him. Major Daniels honored that soldier’s last request. He and a sergeant removed the uniform in silence. They set the pants and top across chair backs to let the blood dry [...]

The Land Of The Free, Think Again

By Chris Vaca on Nov 30, 2012 in Featured, Politics

Little by little, I have noticed that many freedoms are being taken away from us, but we do not seem to care; as a matter of fact, we seem to laugh and make light about it. I am not talking about big freedoms, but little things. But a freedom is a freedom, and it does [...]

6 Vital Battlefronts in the Fight for America

By Kira Davis on Nov 19, 2012 in Featured, Opinion

America’s devastating loss to Obama last week has prompted a lot of discussion about how the Republican Party moves forward from here. The talk of dropping social conservatism is the most disturbing to me. Social conservatism is the “values” wing of American Dream. The debt is a moral issue every bit as much as it is [...]

Rebooting America’s Papa John’s Appreciation Day Has Arrived

By Matt Vespa on Nov 16, 2012 in Featured Posts, Opinion, Politics

It’s time to show appreciation for America’s job creators and investors. Justen Charters, Founder of Rebooting America, has declared today as Papa John’s Appreciation Day to combat the left-wing hate hurled at the pizza chain for their proposed changes to services in the wake of Barack Obama’s re-election, and the looming imposition of Obamacare. This [...]

Veterans Day

By Michael J. Fell on Nov 12, 2012 in featured opinion, National Defense and Military, Opinion, Support the Troops

Former Marine Detained And Held Without Charges Against His Will

By TJ Thompson on Aug 21, 2012 in Conservative Philosophy, Legislation, Politics, Videos

. On August 16th, 2012, former Marine Brandon J. Raub was arrested at his home by the FBI, US Secret Service, and the Chesterfield County (VA) Police department. [Video below] What was this Iraq and Afghanistan veteran arrested for – without a warrant? The posts on his Facebook page. Reportedly, the posts on his page [...]

LA Times Columnist to Chick-fil-A: Shut Up and Fry!

By Matt Vespa on Aug 01, 2012 in Featured, Politics, Traditional Values

Today is Chick-fil-A Appreciation Day and freedom of speech never tasted so good. However, as millions of Americans lined up to grab one of their tasty chicken sandwiches and waffles fries, counter protests were also planned over Chick-fil-A President Dan Cathy’s , alleged anti-gay remarks, which were nothing more than an expression of his religiously-informed [...]

Important Message For Christians: Test of Fire

By Cindi on Jul 20, 2012 in 2012 Election News, Videos

H/T Western Journalism YouTube Description: Will you vote the values that will stand the test of fire? Some things are more important than high gas prices or a faltering economy. They are life, marriage and freedom.

Faith and Freedom

By Cindi on Jul 05, 2012 in Conservative Music, Videos

The official music video of John Schlitt, former lead singer of Petra. “Faith & Freedom” from his 2012 release “The Greater Cause.” “We gotta rise up We gotta stay strong ‘Cause everything’s on the line”

Indiana Law Permits Hoosiers To Defend Against Unlawful Police Entry

By TJ Thompson on Jun 12, 2012 in Conservative Philosophy, In The News, Legislation, Opinion, Politics

. In March of this year, Indiana Governor Mitch Daniels signed a bill that returned to Hoosiers the legal ability to defend themselves against unlawful police entry into their homes. Some are saying that Indiana is now the first state to allow the use of force against police, however others argue that the 4th and 2nd Amendments [...]