Tony Perkins and Ken Blackwell

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  Mar 7, 2017

  Countering OPEC to Achieve an America First Energy Strategy

  For decades, conventional wisdom held that the United States would remain reliant on imported oil as domestic reserves were either too limited or too expensive to be accessible. Yet in the early years of this new century, a small group of American innovators tackled the shale formations in our nation's heartland with new technology.

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  Feb 24, 2017

  Trump: Please Stop Gov't Meat Inspectors' Threats to Religious Freedom

  Donald Vander Boon has been operating a meatpacking center in Michigan for almost 15 years — but thanks to the federal government, it's his freedom that's getting butchered.

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  Feb 23, 2017

  Let the Market Fix Health Care

  Republicans agree that Obamacare has failed and must be repealed. But they can't agree on the replacement "plan."

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  Feb 7, 2017

  Is Supreme Court Nominee Neil Gorsuch Out of the 'Mainstream'?

  "Mainstream." We are having a country-wide civics lesson on who is or is not out of our mainstream: Senate Democrats or the Supreme Court nominee Judge Neil Gorsuch?

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  Jan 26, 2017

  Donald Trump Lost the Popular Vote But Won the Respect Vote

  Donald Trump isn't the first Republican president denounced as "illegitimate." The Left spent eight years refusing to get over George W. Bush's victory in 2000. It was the same issue. He won the election by the rules, but Al Gore had more "popular" votes.

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  Dec 21, 2016

  Confirm Jeff Sessions as Attorney General

  Contrary to the expectations of many people, President-elect Donald Trump has been filling his cabinet with serious, no-nonsense conservatives.

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  Dec 12, 2016

  Stopping America's Drug Epidemic

  This 2016 presidential race was a hard fought campaign. President-elect Donald J. Trump campaigned on a bold and conservative platform of making our cities safe again.

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  Nov 11, 2016

  The Religious Right, Thought Dead, Helped Trump Win

  If the media had questions about the influence of the Religious Right, they were answered early Wednesday morning by the greatest coalescence around a Republican nominee in two decades. It turns out the press had about as much success writing the obituary of the evangelical movement as it had predicting this election.

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  Nov 8, 2016

  Hillary Clinton Is a Cheater

  Not too long ago, Democrats were the ones claiming elections were stolen.

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  Oct 21, 2016

  Trumped Up

  If you rely on press coverage of the presidential race you probably think everything is fine in America. No foreign threats. No domestic crises. No budget or crime problems. Certainly nothing important enough to warrant discussing where the candidates stand.