Why I Am in the Tea Party

As an American citizen, I have very passionate views concerning the governance of my country; I love the ideals upon which this state was founded: individual liberty, private property, and the philosophy of the civil society, etc.  However, my views must first and foremost be governed by the Word of God, just as Paul writes […]

The Strange Case of Mr. George Zimmerman

This case is baffling.  A man is attacked in the streets and defends himself, and the President of the United States, the Attorney General of the United States, and that insane man named Al Sharpton all feel obliged to stick their dirty hands into the trial.  And when the verdict (which was just) is not what […]

Why Public School is the Worst

One of the only things that people have in common, no matter which side of the political spectrum they fall on, is education.  Kids should learn how to read, write, add, subtract, and multiply.  Children need to learn about how plants grow, what the Renaissance was, and who Teddy Roosevelt was.  But allow me to […]

Obama’s Religious “Compromise” and the Liberal War Machine

By now, I’m sure we’re all familiar with the HHS mandate of Obamacare, which required all employers to cover contraceptives and abortifacient (abortion-inducing) drugs.  Lawsuits were filed by the dozen, because this mandate is in violation of the religious liberty of employers (such as Chick-fil-A, Tyndale House Publishing, and other religiously-based companies).  And Friday, Obama […]

What About the Second Amendment?

Following the tragic events at Sandy Hook, the question of whether or not assault rifles ought to be banned has taken center stage in American politics.  Instinctually, I want to defend my constitutional right to have weapons, and keep the federal government from assuming power granted only to states.  But my defining characteristic is not […]