Was the Capitol Hill breach really just a rally that got way out of hand? Or was it “helped along” by people who weren’t Trump supporters at all?

By: Jason L. Riley – wsj.com – May 25, 2021 Regular readers of these pages need no introduction to Robert Woodson. For the uninitiated, Mr. Woodson is a veteran community activist who broke with the traditional civil-rights leadership in the 1970s after realizing that the agenda of “racial grievance groups” like the NAACP was increasingly at odds with the actual wants...

The question is simply this: Is American Christendom increasingly incompatible with American Christianity?

In the last few months, all of the centuries-old reasons to be confident in American strength and resiliency have been put into doubt.

On Tuesday, Senate Democrats held a hearing to condemn election integrity efforts that they characterized as “Jim Crow 2021.” Rep. Burgess Owens (R-Utah) testified at the hearing, and he ripped the Democrats’ argument to shreds.

He’s not FDR. He’s not even Obama.

Proponents of stricter voting rules have lobbed the argument for decades. Democrats and voting rights groups have been unable to come up with a convincing response.

I’ve been thinking a lot on the fact that Jesus was born in a cave. Here is an expanded version of an article I wrote which was published last week at The Stream website: If you have set up your nativity scene by now you probably put the figures in a quaint, wooden stable.

Senate filibuster repeal or reform is being considered once again. While the filibuster was not part of the U.S. Constitution, the Senate has long embraced rules that promote extended debate on issues and bills. However, current filibuster rules are increasingly used to stop the legislative process rather than make it more deliberative.

On April 7, 2017, less than four years ago, a majority of Democrats in the U.S. Senate joined a majority of Republicans to sign a letter supporting the filibuster.