Tony Perkins and Ken Blackwell

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  May 24, 2019

  US policies can manage the threat of Iranian terrorism

  Earlier this month, a bipartisan group of over 50 members of the US House of Representatives introduced Resolution 374, highlighting the Iranian regime's persistent support for terrorism.

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  May 15, 2019

  Graduated persecution against VP Mike Pence

  There's no one who understands the situation better — or has raised more awareness on the issue of faith-based persecution — than the man the story's about: Mike Pence.

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  May 2, 2019

  The left’s hate campaigns against Trump nominees

  What can the frustrated liberal do if he wants to criticize the President’s economic policies? He personally vilifies the people the President wants on his team.

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  Apr 23, 2019

  Carson fights discrimination on Facebook, Democrats flack for Big Tech

  The Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), under the direction of Dr. Ben Carson, is taking aggressive legal action against social media platforms for enabling online housing discrimination. Democrats, meanwhile, are pushing flawed legislation that would only increase the power and influence of their Big Tech allies.

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  Apr 22, 2019

  Facebook’s new policy is not about 'standing up to hate'

  Facebook’s campaign of anti-conservative censorship took another step forward with the announcement that the social media giant will silence speech based on the guidance of left-wing activists and will help social justice warriors lecture users who search for content designated as “hate.”

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  Apr 17, 2019

  Texas backs Chick-fil-A, come what mayo!

  Chick-fil-A may cater, but not to the demands San Antonio liberals care about.

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  Apr 12, 2019

  Shameless union attacks threaten future 5G innovation in America

  T-Mobile is one company who is pledging to build an impressive 5G network while hiring thousands of workers in the process, and they need to merge with Sprint to remain competitive. However, some groups are working to block the proposed merger between Sprint and T-Mobile by spreading blatant falsehoods. 

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  Mar 12, 2019

  Iran regime’s hardline policies will not prevail

  Tehran’s worst perpetrators of human rights abuse have frequently been rewarded for their crimes with promotions to more influential positions, while facing no genuine consequences on the world stage.

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  Feb 23, 2019

  Defend human rights, but don’t impose your sexual values on the rest of the world

  Let’s find common ground in calling for an end to all forms of physical violence against homosexuals — but refrain from imposing the values of the sexual revolution on the rest of the world.

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  Feb 20, 2019

  Warren’s comments on racism fail again

  Elizabeth Warren desperately wants to shift attention away from the racial controversies that have ensnared her and other Democrats.