Month: July 2019

Mayor Pete Buttigieg demonstrated his radical left agenda at the first night of CNN Democrat presidential primary debates on Tuesday.

Source: Pete Buttigieg Emerges as Quiet Radical Leftist During Democrat Debate

Mayor Pete Buttigieg scorned Christian Republicans on Tuesday for opposing a guaranteed $15 an hour minimum wage for workers.

Source: Buttigieg Quotes Bible to Shame ‘So-Called Christians’ on Minimum Wage

Candidates at the Democrat debate pushed universal background checks and other gun controls that failed to prevent Sunday’s Gilroy Garlic Festival shooting.

Source: Democrat Hopefuls Push Gun Laws That Failed Two Days Ago in California

A federal judge on Monday upheld New Jersey’s law that lowers the number of bullets a gun can hold, dismissing a lawsuit filed by a gun rights group.

Source: Judge Upholds New Jersey Limit On Gun Ammunition – CBS Philly

When you say, “A woman’s health care decisions are between her and her doctor” I hear, “A woman’s contract killings are between her and her hit man.”

— Mike S. Adams (@MikeSAdams) July 30, 2019

NASHVILLE, TN—The Gideons International is an organization that has become known for trying to get the Bible into hotel rooms, schools, university campuses, and pretty much anywhere that Bibles are needed, which is, like, everywhere.But the Gideons recently found a new, unreached people group for their Bible distribution efforts: progressive churches in …

Source: Gideons Announce Daring Plan To Sneak Bibles Into Progressive Churches | The Babylon Bee

Source: Orthodox Jews taking on LGBT agenda in New Jersey

The gender imbalance in Asia—especially India—is growing.

Source: BreakPoint: The Scourge of Sex-Selection Abortion – Break Point

The Pa. Republican co-sponsored a bill with California Democrat Feinstein to dump the mandate that the fuel made from corn be mixed into transportation fuel.

Source: Toomey takes on ethanol mandate at Monroe Energy refinery – WHYY

Republicans no longer hold a majority of registered voters in Cumberland County, whose residents voted for the GOP in every presidential contest since 1964.

Source: GOP loses registration majority in Cumberland County: Could the county turn blue? – pennlive.com