WND

When CBN News “Faith Nation” host Jenna Browder asked whether he and other evangelicals have pressured the president to change course, Perkins responded that he wouldn’t characterize it that way.

“We’re advocating for what we believe to be the right policy,” he said. “Whether the president hears it or not, we’re going to speak it. I have to say, I was very encouraged not to be the only voice on this. Almost without exception, evangelical leaders and others have spoken out about this policy.”

WND

It eventually shows a drag queen reading and dancing for laughing children before intoning “too much.”   Meaning, there are “those who will say” drag queens reading to children is “too much.”

Pete Garcia

Imagine your next trip to the supermarket.  You spend a couple of hours loading your cart up with goodies, you go to check out and your card is declined.  How do you feel?  Embarrassed? Angry?  Especially if you KNEW you had money in the bank.

So next, you excuse yourself real quick and run over to an ATM to withdraw some cash, but the same thing happens, no money and no service.  Now what?

Jerusalem Post

Don’t let the lack of any formal Israeli response to US President Donald Trump’s dramatic reversal of policy and decision to remove US troops from northern Syria fool you: Jerusalem is deeply, deeply concerned about this step.

Jewish World Review: Prager

A rule of life is that everything the left touches it ruins: art, music, Christianity, Judaism, race relations, male-female relations, universities, high schools, elementary schools, late-night comedy, sports, liberty, journalism, the Boy Scouts, national economies, language and everything else it influences.