Democrats, for the most part, hate biblical Christianity. And I mean hate! I offer, as proof positive, the democratic party’s unrelenting attacks on the institution of marriage as ordained by God. Democrats and their homosexual allies, what I call the Gaystapo, have been very successful in using hate and fear to silence any who disagree with their agenda. In fact, a recent segment of Against the World was targeted and Read More ...
When Ronald Reagan was swept into office in 1980, one of the biggest reason for the revolution was due to the fact that Bible Believing Christians, who had sat on the sidelines for the last few decades, got involved. With their help the Gipper won in two landslides. Reagan offered them something no conservative had offered before. The idea that fiscal and social conservativism serve each other and cannot be Read More ...
One would think I had knocked down a little old lady and stolen her purse. Or robbed a girl scout by taking her cookies. Based on the quantity of responses, the recent segment (AgainstTheWorld.TV), Why I Will Never Vote for Mitt Romney, really created quite a stir. Most of the calls and e-mails we received have been very positive and supportive. In fact, I’ve heard from many former Mitt Romney Read More ...
Despite wins in six Super Tuesday states, including a narrow victory in Ohio, Mitt Romney will continue to face a tough fight for the GOP nomination. But if he does eventually secure the nomination, an outcome that is far from certain, two drastically different visions for his general election prospects are developing. In the first scenario, Mitt Romney’s struggle at “sealing the deal” (the official tagline of the 2012 race) Read More ...
Super? Maybe not this time. But it is a Tuesday, one with the biggest payout of the Republican presidential primaries. Super Tuesday, slimmed down to half its 2008 size but still doling out one-third of the delegates needed to win, probably won’t settle much. Sure, it could nudge Newt Gingrich out of the race, or lend Ron Paul more credibility. But it won’t be easy for either Mitt Romney or Read More ...
The Republican presidential campaign arrives at a potentially pivotal moment Tuesday, with contests in 10 states that should provide the most definitive clues to date about the possible length of the race and whether anybody has a genuine chance of preventing Mitt Romney from winning the GOP nomination. The coming week offers Romney his best opportunity to begin to break away from his rivals, as he is likely to add Read More ...
(CNN) – Ahead of his state’s GOP caucuses on Saturday, the Washington Republican Party chair on Friday predicted a win for either Mitt Romney or Ron Paul. The turnout required for a win can be bolstered by a well-organized ground campaign, and Kirby Wilbur told CNN that Rick Santorum and Newt Gingrich “don’t have the infrastructure, the ground game to follow up on turning the vote out.” “You’ve got to Read More ...
Olympia, Wash. (AP) — The fight to emerge as the Republican challenger to Barack Obama turns next to Washington state — a Democratic bastion known not just for majestic mountain ranges and good coffee, but also for independent-minded voters. This Pacific Northwest state has a non-conformist streak and a rule that any registered voter can participate in the Republican contest, giving libertarian-leaning Texas Rep. Ron Paul hope that he can Read More ...
Defenders of Proposition 8, the constitutional amendment upholding traditional marriage, have now petitioned the full 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals to reconsider the Feb. 7 three-judge panel decision ruling the measure unconstitutional. Indeed, the panel’s 2-1 ruling is the most recent in a long litany of manipulations of the court system and the levers of political power in California to overturn Proposition 8, passed by 7 million voters in Read More ...
Join host Jerry Johnson for this week’s edition of “Against the World”, as he discusses the responses he received from the recent segment, “Why I Will Never Vote for Mitt Romney”. Related Blogs
