“Target will not market Pride merchandise to kids going forward, this was not in their statement today but confirmed to me by a Target rep via phone today.”
(Sarah Anderson – PJ Media) Ditching DEI programs is all the rage these days. As our own Stephen Green wrote earlier this week, “President Donald Trump ‘took aim’ at the federal government’s Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion programs on Tuesday, with an Office of Personnel Management memorandum ordering ’employees to be placed on leave no later than Wednesday and for DEI offices to be closed down,’ according to a Washington Post report.” Continue reading
“Standing for eternal truths about marriage is hardly bullying, it’s common sense—something sorely lacking among their ranks.”
“The man who keeps renewing the catastrophic deal with Communist China to the detriment of Chinese Catholics is in absolutely no position to lecture Donald Trump.”
“Thankfully, McConnell and his globalist cronies lost big. But it was close—too close for comfort. This has to be our final wake-up call: there’s still a lot of cleanup work to do in the GOP if we’re serious about Making America Great Again.”
(Victoria Taft – PJ Media) It’s hard to pick out the most impactful part of President Donald and First Lady Melania Trump’s visit to see the devastation from the L.A. fires. Is it where he agreed with me about needing a special master to oversee the incoming billions of relief funds? It’s hard to top that, but calling out Mayor Karen Bass in real time and letting her know he wasn’t falling for the okie doke she was trying to pass off was a high point. Or when he told her he’d cleared all government permits for rebuilding and got the water flowing to fill her fire hydrants and asked her what she had done with her emergency powers lately…. 
(Nate Jackson – The Patriot Post) Donald Trump may have 
“The group, Betar, has about 30 names of students from nations such as Jordan, Syria, Egypt, Canada, and the United Kingdom currently enrolled in some of the nation’s top universities, including Columbia, UPenn, Michigan, Syracuse, UCLA, The New School for Social Research, Carnegie Mellon, and George Washington University.”
“Forgetting nothing, learning nothing, like zombies, leftists keep screaming banalities. But like addicts and their feel-good fixes, their hysterics only further turn off the public as they destroy themselves.”
‘One Senator believes it may be possible to bring Hunter Biden back for more questioning. Now that he is protected by his father’s expansive pardon, Senator Ron Johnson, R-Wis., says Hunter Biden cannot exercise his fifth amendment right to avoid incriminating himself. “
(Townhall – Katie Pavlich) President Donald Trump signed an executive order Thursday afternoon declassifying Central Intelligence Agency documents related to the assassinations of President John F. Kennedy, Senator Robert F. Kennedy and Martin Luther King Jr. They will be released to the American public in short order.
“This wild spending by the Biden administration will make it almost impossible for President Trump to spend on his agenda, the one most Americans voted into office.”
“They’ve already set up the excuses for why Biden can’t be held accountable for his crimes. Just look at the classified documents case—they’re claiming he’s too mentally “far gone” to stand trial, and that a jury would just end up feeling sorry for him.”
Some of the organizations that have either partnered with churches or changed their designation to identify on paper as ‘churches,’ thus enabling them to withhold their form 990 include “CRU/Campus Crusade for Christ, The Navigators, Gideons International, Willow Creek Association, Billy Graham Evangelistic Association, Joyce Meyer Ministries, Denison Forum, and Ethnos360/New Tribes Mission.”
“Many evangelicals now understand that power isn’t a dirty word. The question is merely who will wield it, in whose name, and to what purpose. If power is shifting in a direction more aligned with biblical justice and virtue, then the time to act is now. Pursuing power and influence should not be eschewed by the righteous, but rather encouraged (“When the righteous increases, the people rejoice”).” 
“This is the rot at the heart of the so-called “pastorpreneur” phenomenon. These men—and, increasingly, women—have bartered their pulpits for stages, their organs for smoke machines and rock bands, and worst of all, their Bibles for TED Talks.”
TRUMP RESPONDS TO SERMON BY WOKE BISHOP: “Mr. President, what did you think of the sermon?” “What did you think? Did you find it exciting? Was not too exciting, was it?”
(Revolver) Promises made, promises kept. It’s a phrase MAGA is familiar with, thanks to President Trump’s first term, when he did everything in his power to deliver on the promises he made to his supporters. Compare that to the average politician, who lies through their teeth just to get elected and forgets their promises the moment they win. Both parties are famous for this, but Dems have made it an art form—especially when it comes to their black voters, who only seem to matter every four years or so.
“In this leaked email, Olasky is crowdsourcing sob stories about raids and deportations. The goal would be to make voters uncomfortable with what they voted for.”
“One of the recipients of the pardons — California Sen. Adam Schiff — is on record as saying that innocent people don’t need preemptive pardons…For the record, this is the first time I’ve ever agreed with Schiff.” 
(Rusty Weiss – Red State) President Donald Trump, as 
“I felt then, and believe even more so now, that my life was saved for a reason. I was saved by God to make America great again.”
(Chris Queen – PJ Media) In one of the most unprecedented moves in presidential history, Joe Biden pardoned Dr. Anthony Fauci, retired Gen. Mark Milley, and others on Donald Trump’s alleged “enemies list” on his way out the door of the Oval Office.
One of the most beneficial things I learned from my professors during my seminary days was that ministers must continually preach the message of the cross to the people of God for their growth in grace. One professor in particular constantly exhorted us to preach Christ “for pardon and power.” The longer I am a Christian, the more clearly I see the wisdom of this counsel. The message of the cross meets our deepest need for pardon and power as we seek to overcome indwelling sin. 
“When you claim to represent the eternal and holy God, your failures carry a weight that no financial guru or celebrity influencer could ever fathom. A scandal in the church isn’t just a lapse in judgment, it’s a betrayal of office on a cosmic scale.”