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By: David French – nationalreview.com – August 6, 2019 The right to effective self-defense has never been more important. Few things are more frustrating than watching members of the media, politicians, and activists who often know very little about guns, have the resources to hire security when they face threats, and don’t understand the weapons criminals use telling me what I…

By: Reid Wilson – thehill.com – August 6, 2019 States with some of the most lenient gun laws in the country will debate new restrictions meant to combat mass shootings after two assaults in El Paso, Texas, and Dayton, Ohio, left dozens dead over the weekend. Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine (R) on Tuesday proposed a 17-point plan to curb gun violence,…

By: Staff – wnd.com – August 6, 2019 Democrats and other liberals repeatedly have threatened President Trump in recent months, including Joe Biden’s infamous expressed desire to “beat the hell” out of him. Now the threats have been expanded to include Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky. It was shortly after McConnell fell and broke his shoulder that protesters mobbed…

By Hannah Frishberg – nypost.com – August 2, 2019 All the followers, none of the friends. Social media-savvy millennials make up the loneliest generation in America, according to a new survey by market research firm YouGov. The poll of 1,254 adults aged 18 and older found that 27 percent of millennials have no close friends, 25 percent have no “acquaintances”…

By: Douglas Groothuis – oneplace.com  In the fall of 1976, I bought a medium-sized paperback book with an odd abstract cover in the University of Oregon bookstore in Eugene. I was back in school, trying to get my intellectual bearings as a fledgling and intellectually confused Christian. The book was The God Who Is There: Speaking Christianity into the Twentieth Century by Francis Schaeffer….

By: David Kuplian – wnd.com – August 4, 2019 With two mass shootings in the space of 12 hours – first Saturday’s massacre at an El Paso Wal-Mart that left 20 dead and 26 wounded, and then the shooting spree outside a bar in Dayton, Ohio, that killed nine and injured 27 – pundits are already acting like they understand…

By: Staff – newsmax.com – August 4, 2019 Thirty people died and dozens were wounded in two mass shootings within just 13 hours of each other in the United States, shocking the country and prompting calls from some politicians for tighter gun control. The first massacre occurred on Saturday morning in the heavily Hispanic border city of El Paso, where…

By: Tucker Carlson & Neil Patel – dailycaller.com – August 1, 2019 Last weekend, the president got bored and decided to see if he could make Democrats defend one of the most dangerous, mismanaged places in the country. And of course, he could. It wasn’t hard. He just sent a flurry of tweets criticizing the city of Baltimore and Rep….

By: Mark Penn – thehill.com – August 1, 2019 The second night of the second round of the Democrats’ presidential debates was no eloquent dialogue between moderates and the left. It was an all-out panderfest and, at times, an old-fashioned slugfest. By the end of this endless debate, spooned out in one-minute dollops, I walked out with a $1,000-a-month check,…

By: Scott Rasmussen – townhall.com –  August 01, 2019 Sen. Elizabeth Warren has lots of big ideas to redesign the United States. She dreams of Medicare for All, the Green New Deal, forgiving student loans, waging war on corporate America and more. On the debate stage in Detroit, Warren pushed back when others raised doubts about her ambitious agenda: “I don’t understand…

By: Alexandra Desanctis – nationalreview.com – July 30, 2019 The presidential front-runners would cover unlimited elective abortion in their health-care plans. As Democratic presidential hopefuls face off in the second round of primary debates, several candidates are sparring over their expansive health-care plans. On Monday, California senator Kamala Harris unveiled her version of Medicare for All, which despite her repeated reversals on…