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THE STATE OF OUR NATION’S SOCIAL FABRIC IN 2019 — PART 3
This is the final post of this series. In PART 1 we examined our nation’s social fabric and the damage we are doing to it. In PART 2 we considered the price of unrestrained factional politics. We are so busy … Continue reading
Posted in Citizen Responsibilities, Constitutional Government, history, Pro Life, religion
Tagged Civic Duty, Climate, culture war, Events of 2019, feminism, government, history, human-rights, immigration, impeachment, Justice, Neil Howe, Pro-Life, religion, sexuality, Socialism, Strauss–Howe generational theory, Tolerance, transgender athletes, transgenderism, William Strauss, Women
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“GIVE ME LIBERTY OR GIVE ME DEATH!”
“They knew their Trotsky, their Lenin, their Adolph Hitler. What did all of these men say? ‘Give me the children and I will own the nation’s future.’” Sebastian Gorka so paraphrased the methodology of the Nazis and Soviets in taking … Continue reading
Posted in 2020 Election, Citizen Responsibilities, Constitutional Government, culture, Doris' Posts, history, Marriage, Pro Life, religion, School Choice
Tagged 2020 Election, Abortion, Bible, Civic Duty, constitution, culture war, education, equality, II Timothy 1:7, immigration, LGBTQ agenda, marriage, parental rights, Patrick Henry, politics, Sebastian Gorka, Second Amendment rights, sex education, transgenderism
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THE FALLACY OF TRANSGENDERISM — PART 6
Please see our 2019 Voter Guides. We have discussed at great length the progressive involvement by persons with ‘gender dysphoria’ or transgender identity (TG) into physical and psychological changes that alter their bodies and personalities forever. It is only fair … Continue reading
Posted in 2019 Election, Citizen Responsibilities, Doris' Posts, history, PWMFA Events
Tagged 2019 Election, Civic Duty, culture war, Family Life Education, feminine products, feminism, gender dysphoria, homosexuality, period poverty, religion, rights, transgender ideology, transgenderism, Venus symbol
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