Peter Ferrara on This Morning
Peter Ferrara will be on The Right Balance with Greg Allen talking about the Religious Freedom Amendment. His segment is from 11:06am to 11:20am. Listen online here
Peter Ferrara: The Freedom of Religious Expression Amendment
An overwhelming 88% of Americans approve of the reference to "One Nation Under God" in the Pledge of Allegiance, with 78% strongly approving. Only 11% disapprove, with 7% strongly disapproving.
John Armor on NOW
Don’t miss John Armor talking about the San Francisco ID program on WBSM-AM at 3:00pm. Ken Pittman is hosting.
Horace Cooper on Chuck Baker's Show
Don’t miss Horace Cooper on Chuck Baker’s Show TODAY at 3:00pm (1:00pm Mountain) on KKKK-AM. The topic will be Senator Biden and Impeachment.
John Armor interview on Accent Radio Network
Don’t miss John Armor TODAY at 11:06-11:20 AM EST on Accent Radio Network – The Right Balance with Host Greg Allen. The topic will be “ACLU Outrage: No sex on San Francisco ID cards”.
Reform Entitlement Programs Without Increasing Taxes
The above article, by Jack Kemp, found here.
Peter Ferrara‘s, Slimming Entitlement Costs, dated October 8, 2007, found here.
ACLU Brings War on Christmas to Fort Collins, Comes Up Short
https://blogcritics.org/archives/2007/11/21/160103.php
Written by John Bambenek
Published November 21, 2007
Part of The Culture Wars
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Out In The Middle of Nowhere: The U.S. Border Patrol
First Woman, First Black, First Latino, or First Honest President?
Much like the Christmas shopping season, the ACLU’s War on Christmas begins earlier and earlier every year. This year in Fort Collins, Colorado, the city council decided to revise their policies to honor appropriately the holiday that almost ninety percent of America celebrates as Christmas. A task force was drawn up, given their […]
A Time-Honored Observance
Read George Washington’s Thanksgiving Proclamation here.
The American Civil Rights Union wishes its valued supporters a Bountiful and Happy Thanksgiving!
Supreme Court Announcement
On 20 November, the Supreme Court accepted for review the Heller case, on the right to own a gun, from the District of Columbia. The lower court, the Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit, had ruled that individual citizens had a Second Amendment right to own guns for self-defense in the District, contrary to the law passed by the D.C. Council.
This is a critical case to bring the 2nd Amendment in from the cold. All other basic rights from the Bill of Rights have long since been declared “fundamental” and applied to the states as well as to the federal government. […]
ACLU Sues To Allow U.S. Entry Of Scholar Accused of Terror Links
Read article in The New York Sun, here.