Liberal women have been given a free pass for years, and now they’re out of control. 

A recent example is the Hobby Lobby case.  The U.S. Supreme Court’s 5-4 ruling in favor of the arts and crafts store barring the government from forcing small companies with religious objections to provide insurance coverage for abortion-inducing drugs and certain birth control devices has caused uproar among liberal Democrats and feminists. 

Liberal women make up the ideological core of the Democratic Party.  The party is attempting to resurrect the “war on women” narrative to motivate its base for the upcoming elections. 

Feminists hold powerful positions in government, academia, business and in entertainment.  They’re passing laws and rolling out policy that is harming traditional families, shutting down free speech and destroying our nation day by day. 

Since feminists have gone unchallenged for decades, many have become fascists in pantsuits who tolerate zero dissent. 

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The feminists’ fake outrage over what men say is absurd.  How about the rights and feelings of men?  We’re hurt when our jobs are threatened with false accusations of “misogyny.”  We have the right to express our views without being shut down. 

Women who love their fathers have a logical way of thinking and they want to protect and build, not destroy.  They typically become conservatives. 

In contrast, the “love” of liberal feminists weakens and damages.  They’ve softened sports with Title IX rules that strip funding from boys’ athletic programs with a gender quota system. 

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This feminist mindset to soften boys and sports is in operation in the White House.  Obama recently held a “Healthy Kids and Safe Sports Concussion Summit” and announced $76 million to help athletes “compete safely.” 

Feminists are also weakening the military by overturning “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” (the former ban on openly homosexual soldiers) and allowing women in combat. 

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These liberal women are insecure, and they cannot win against a strong, sensible opponent. 

We’re allowed to criticize liberal men, but feminists and homosexuals are beyond reproach. 

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We are fighting a spiritual battle of good versus evil.  Strident feminists who push to restrict our freedoms are on the side of evil. 

One thing is clear: Liberal feminists need an intervention.  Let’s give it to them! 

According to Huckabee, Akin was the victim of a conspiracy by Democrats, the media and “establishment Republicans” to silence good, decent, conservative Christians and take away their freedoms.  Huckabee, whocampaignedaggressively for Akin, tells WND that criticism of Akin was “destructive to the country we care so deeply about.” 

“Todd didn’t ask for a war with the party establishment, but he sure did get one,” he writes. “ No one in American politics knows better than I do the immediate bias and attacks that come from liberals and the media establishment when Christians with sincere convictions make a move into the political arena.  We’ve got to deal with their attacks and have even come to expect them.  More shocking are the attacks on social conservatives from party bosses, partisan power brokers and the entrenched GOP establishment.  I’m deeply offended by this infighting within the Republican Party, because it is so destructive to the country we care so deeply about.” 

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“I expected Democrats to pounce on Todd,” Huckabee says regarding the infamous “legitimate rape” interview on a local TV show. “ But I was disheartened and outraged when Republicans circled the wagons – not to support Todd and help him overcome an obstacle but instead as a firing squad pointed at the congressman.” 

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Oliver North had this to say about Akin’s spirited defense of life that got him pilloried, first by partisan Democrats, then by the media and finally by the Republican establishment: “I admire Todd’s stand for the sanctity of life.  His steadfast resolve against an onslaught of media bullies and party bosses is the stuff of legend.” 

WND.com’s Joseph Farah, who agreed to publish Akin’s “Firing Back,” had this to say: “I could never quite figure out what Todd Akin said that was so offensive to the supposedly pro-life Republicans who attacked him viciously.  Had they actually watched the interview?  It represents in its entirety one of the best articulations of the life ethic.  There’s simply nothing in there that is factually wrong or offensive – unless you are looking to be offended by something.  I have watched that interview over and over again in context.  Even the interviewer clearly didn’t see anything in Akin’s words to indicate a ‘gotcha.’  He quickly moved on to a different subject without missing a beat.  This wasn’t even a minor gaffe.  He was technically and scientifically accurate in what he said.  This was an example of a media and political lynching. 

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What does he want to get out of this book?  Is it written for revenge?  To restart his political career?  No, Todd Akin wants what he always wanted – what drove him to run for Congress successfully in the first place. “ Everywhere, freedom’s enemies are busy twisting word meanings and attempting to force their opinions on others through what is known as ‘political correctness.’  We should resist this tactic by defending the truth and each other, especially those on our own team.  We need to defend truth especially in those areas where liberals are attacking.” 

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“True freedom builds from the bottom up, and it starts with our ‘selves,’” he writes in “Firing Back.” “ In early America, when people heard the word government, they would first think of how each of us, led by God’s Spirit, manages his or her own life.  They called it ‘self-government.’  They understood that the character of a citizen was critical to the nature of the country.  A nation peopled by wise, hardworking, loving citizens would be altogether different from a nation of dishonest, self-seeking rogues.” ( p. 178)

But to be a self-governing people, there must be consensus on what is right and wrong, Akin suggests. 

“Perhaps one of the greatest opportunities to return to good ideas and refute bad ideas is through the church,” he writes. “ Churches exist in part to warn people of the bad consequences of bad ideas and teach obedience to God’s laws.  The source of the Founders’ good ideas was the Bible.  They saw the beautiful harmony between God’s Word and the natural world around them.  Today, for all the good work our pastors do, many make the mistake of not applying the Bible to the critical issues of our day.  This is probably one of the most urgently needed changes in America.” ( p. 182)

Conservative talk radio host Laurie Roth took to BarbWire today to make the case for impeaching President Obama, insisting that Republicans should not fear the political repercussions of an impeachment effort because “we are loved by our Lord.”  Roth insists that the GOP, like the Israelites fighting the Canaanites, should “stand up tall in the face of Obama and his rampant evil and crimes” and vote to “impeach and convict him.” 

“This is a President who hates law, America, our Constitution and the God of the Holy Bible,” Roth writes. “ Never listen to Obama’s smooth-tongued words; they are always lies and manipulations in the spirit of Adolph Hitler.” 

The ‘caution’ crowd, and there are many of you, who say impeachment would ruin everything and insure our loss in both elections, say the plan should be to let the next President, hopefully a conservative patriot and a conservative House and Senate follow up somehow with a formal investigation and charges. 

What about delaying action? 

This would surely be banking way into the future, putting our courage on a plate and flinging it as far as we could throw away from any heat or fight we are in right now.  All these delays and beliefs will make things right in the future?  We think we, as American grasshoppers we cannot take on the Obama and progressive giants in the land?  Fear and caution to face the enemy has caused huge losses before.  Numbers: 13:33 “And we were in our own site as grasshoppers, and so we were in their sight.”  The Israelites saw the giants in Canaan and were terrified because they viewed themselves as so small, not because the giants were so big. 

So what will it be?  We are in the fight of our lives but we are loved by our Lord, not just worms or grasshoppers.  Let us act like it then and stand up tall in the face of Obama and his rampant evil and crimes.  Regardless of the upcoming wars and name calling schemes that have never gone away, we must impeach and convict him.  Regardless of other crimes, avoidance games and fomented persecution complexes that the media lifts up, we must impeach and convict him. 

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This is a President who hates law, America, our Constitution and the God of the Holy Bible.  His actions enforce that in every way from the beginning of his bogus rule.  Never listen to Obama’s smooth-tongued words; they are always lies and manipulations in the spirit of Adolph Hitler. 

It is time to risk and stand up all the way.  Impeach and convict Obama and start the process before the 2014 election, but be smart, knowing what will come.  Be ahead of the media message and make it clear to all why you are impeaching and why that is so crucial to us all.  I cannot believe no matter who Obama thinks he owns and controls that all Blacks, Hispanics, gay folks and women will vote for anything attached to his lying, un American, high taxation and punishing agenda.  Keep ahead of the media message on a weekly and large basis.  Don’t react – act. 

Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito ended this Supreme Court session with a bang, writing the majority opinion in two cases that gave for-profit corporations the right to make religious liberty claims to evade government regulation and set the stage for the fulfillment of a central goal of the right-wing political movement: the destruction of public employee unions. 

How do you plan to observe the Fourth of July?  Will you be thanking Ted Nugent for keeping freedom alive?  No?  Well, you should, says Ted Nugent, since apparently his “‘we the people’ hell-raising duties” are stopping America from plummeting into a downward spiral of socialism. 

Nugent writes today that while he “celebrates Independence Day every damn day” by “celebrating my rugged individual independence,” the Obama-voting “sheep” are commemorating “Dependence Day” and worshiping the government. 

He will go on tour and “jam” until his super-American music puts a halt to the “Obama-led destructo derby.” 

Stand back, America!  The president has a pen and a phone, and he sure as hell is going to use them.  I believe him, and you should too, regardless of what the Supreme Court of the United States keeps on telling him.  The man has a vision, and quite honestly, it stinks to high heaven.  It is rather obvious that he’s not going to let a little interference by those other two pesky branches of our government mess with his fundamental transformation, i.e., the end of America as we know her. 

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In spite of this government gone haywire, Camp Nuge plows on with the original, proven concept of being the best that you can be, as productive as possible, and my entire family and team celebrates Independence Day every damn day.  There may be a few more fireworks on the Fourth of July, and of course my killer band and I unleash a torrent of freedom soundtrack R&B&R&R, but our celebration is gung-ho every day as we get up and get going to maximize our American Dream and indefatigable pursuit of happiness.  I believe that any able-bodied human being that doesn’t is an embarrassment to the species. 

Especially Americans. 

Americans actually have a serious, official Declaration of Independence, and I declare mine every day. 

Immeasurable blood and riches have been invested and sacrificed in the name of American independence, but as we become more spoiled and self-serving, with busy little bees implementing the Cloward and Piven dismantling of our economy and spirit, all that historical stuff must be getting boring and unhip to the recipients of the redistribution booty. 

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So I “we the people” on with all I’ve got.  I hit the road today for my 50th rock ‘n’ roll tour, about to perform my 6,500th rockout with professionals of the highest order surrounding me, and working-hard, playing-hard Americans celebrating this uniquely American soulmusic soundtrack. 

I suppose it is no coincidence that my new record and tour are titled SHUTUP&JAM!,  for my “we the people” hell-raising duties are so full-time and exasperating in the face of this crazy government and the sheep that follow them that more often than ever in my life I need to indeed shutup and jam just to cleanse my soul and escape this heartbreaking fundamental transformation insanity, thereby celebrating my rugged individual independence with like-minded independent Americans. 

Damage control is always much more difficult and costly than intelligent, accountable quality control, and America is now scrambling to halt the Obama-led destructo derby. 

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To my fellow Americans in the asset column, Happy Independence Day every day to you all.  To the sheep on the other side of the line drawn in the sand, Happy Dependence Day, and good luck with that, because after our little Fourth of July partying, we are again rolling up our sleeves and fighting like never before to take back this country from the bloodsuckers and scammers, where hard work, pride, excellence, productivity and real patriotism once again rule the day. 

WorldNetDaily editor Joseph Farah is outraged that Elton John cited the teachings of Jesus Christ as a reason to support marriage equality, because obviously only anti-equality activists are allowed to point to scripture. 

In a column yesterday, Farah offered the musician some “tough love” that is “designed to save people from really bad decisions.” 

After calling same-sex marriage an “absurd” “oxymoron” that validates a “vile practice” and will bring down civilization, Farah argued that gay people can only take part in “make-believe marriages.” 

“A marriage that is not consummated has long been considered incomplete, not deserving of any legal recognition whatsoever,” he wrote. “ So please tell me how a same-sex couple consummates one of these make-believe marriages?  Acts of sodomy were never considered consummation in the eyes of the law.” 

Not only has man put asunder individual marriages, but people like Elton John, Barack Obama and a host of judges have, some in the name of Jesus, attempted to put asunder the entire concept of marriage. 

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Mind you, just the practice of homosexuality is an abomination, according to Leviticus 18:22 and Leviticus 23:13.  Romans 1:26-27 show this view did not change after Jesus’ death and resurrection.  But what Elton John is advocating and practicing is something more than just the practice of an “abomination” and a “vile practice.”  He’s also promoting the profaning of marriage, an institution Jesus said was created by God in the Garden of Eden. 

Let me lay some cards on the table, not with the intent of being mean to people who feel differently, but in the spirit of tough love, designed to save people from really bad decisions:

1.Same-sex marriage is an oxymoron. “ Marriage” is and shall always remain an institution between one man and one woman.  No civilization or culture in the history of the world has ever experimented with same-sex marriage, though there were questionable experiments with polygamy, always fraught with severe and negative consequences.  Bible-believing Jews and Christians consider marriage a divinely created institution.  This account was confirmed by Jesus in the gospels when He was asked about divorce.  What today’s proponents of same-sex marriage seek to do is redefine marriage, claiming this institution that has long been seen as the literal building block of civilized, productive and self-governing societies is “discriminatory” because it prohibits homosexuals from participating.  Nothing could be more absurd. 

2.  Legally speaking, though, even in an increasingly secular society like ours, there is a reason same-sex marriages could never be recognized.  A marriage that is not consummated has long been considered incomplete, not deserving of any legal recognition whatsoever.  A marriage union that remains unconsummated never happened in the eyes of the law.  So please tell me how a same-sex couple consummates one of these make-believe marriages?  Acts of sodomy were never considered consummation in the eyes of the law.  Again, this suggests that whatever it is the homosexual activists are trying to achieve through their relentless campaign, it is not marriage.  It would have to be some complete and utter corruption of the idea of marriage. 

It’s time to lay it on the line with some plain talk: Two men cannot marry each other because they cannot consummate that union.  Period.  End of story.  Two women cannot marry each other because they cannot consummate that union.  Period.  End of story. 

Tony Perkins has never been a fan of President Obama’s support for LGBT rights abroad, even going so far as to defend Uganda’s “kill the gays” bill as an “effort to uphold moral conduct." 

In his radio bulletin today, the Family Research Council president attacked the Obama administration’s decision to “export immorality” by promoting “global homosexuality” and “radical sexualism.” 

He even charged that U.S. support for LGBT rights is somehow harming “Christians persecuted overseas” by undercutting religious freedom. 

Under the current administration, America’s top export is immorality.  Hello, I'm Tony Perkins with the Family Research Council in Washington.  Considering the news, foreign policy must be a foreign concept to this White House.  While the veterans watch as the Middle East implodes, the President's trying to put troops on the ground in the fight to promote global homosexuality.  When the U.S. embassy isn't flying rainbow flags, the Obama administration is planting them -- for radical sexualism.  During this month's LGBT pep rally at the State Department, John Kerry said his biggest focus was "working hard to have lesbian, bisexual, and transgender ambassadors."  He went on to say, "We now have hundreds of LGBT individuals in our bureaus at State, USAID, and at posts all around the world."  Of course, what Kerry didn't mention is that his agenda is coming at the expense of the nation's real priorities.  Unfortunately for Christians persecuted overseas, religious liberty is the casualty of this push.  America's credibility is the other. 

Jim Gilchrist, the founder of the anti-immigrant militia group the Minuteman Project, claimed last month that child refugees at the southern border are being used as “human shields” in a “concerted effort” to eliminate immigration enforcement, warning that the United States is “becoming a Latin American nation.” 

Gilchrist made the comments an interview with One America News Network’s Graham Ledger on June 19. 

This week, the Center for Immigration Studies — the “think tank” of the anti-immigrant movement — released yet another document meant to feed the opposition to immigration reform, this one alleging that “all employment growth since 2000 went to immigrants.” 

CIS’s report has been promoted across conservative media and by fellow anti-immigrant activists like Phyllis Schlafly. 

But, just like the group’s recent report alleging that the Obama administration had released tens of thousands of criminal undocumented immigrants, this one doesn’t hold up to the smallest amount of scrutiny. 

To begin with, the number of native-born Americans working in 2014 has not declined since 2000.  It has increased by 2.6 million.  The authors of the report acknowledge as much in an endnote.  It is only by excluding the record-high cohort of workers 65 and older, one of the fastest-growing age groups in the labor market, that Camarota and Ziegler can claim that immigrants are taking all the available new jobs.  But it is just as plausible to blame the long-term stagnation in the employment of “working-age” American natives on older employees as on those born in other lands.  Should senior citizens who wish to work be forced to retire at 65? 

In the zero-sum world of the anti-immigrant advocates, foreign-born workers can only gain at the expense of the native-born.  But in the real world, immigration generally enlarges the economy, boosts productivity, and adds jobs.  Immigrants amount to less than 13 percent of the US population.  Yet 28 percent of all new American companies launched in 2011, as Rupert Murdoch wrote in a Wall Street Journal essay last month, were founded by immigrants. 

Broadly speaking, immigrant workers and US-born workers are not substitutes but complements; because they tend to have different skills, they generally don’t compete for the same jobs.  Immigrants are more likely to be employed at the high or low ends of the labor market, explains Alex Nowrasteh of the Cato Institute, while most Americans have skills in the middle.  Supplying the immigrant skills needed by the economy simultaneously enlarges demand for native skills. 

Restrictionists hint at some kind of inverse correlation between gains in employment for US-born and foreign-born workers, but they can’t show what doesn’t exist.  Look past their tendentious presentation of the data, as Nowrasteh wrote about an earlier Center for Immigration Studies report, and you notice that for the most part “net gains in employment for natives and immigrants move in the same direction.”  When natives gain, immigrants gain, and vice versa.  We all work in the same labor market. 

The fundamental flaws in the CIS report are similar to those in the infamous and widely panned Heritage Foundation study that produced a wildly inflated figure for the “cost” of immigration reform based on the assumption that immigrants wouldn’t be productive or expand the economy. ( An assumption that itself was likely linked to one of its author’s racist views on intelligence). 

The Pew Research Center reported last week that the partisan affiliations of Cuban Americans are shifting dramatically as the younger generation coming of age in the United States is affiliating with the Democratic party rather than the GOP. 

The shift in the Cuban population — which long leaned Republican — is helping to create a larger shift to the left among Latino voters.  Studies of the Cuban population in Florida mark 2004 as the turning point when the number of registered Republicans in Miami-Dade County began declining dramatically.  In 2000, 75 percent of Florida Cubans voted for George W. Bush; in 2004, 71 percent voted for Bush; and in 2008, 65 percent voted for McCain.  But in 2012, Obama won 49 percent of the Cuban vote in Florida, compared to Romney’s 47 percent, the first time in recent history that a Democratic presidential candidate has outpolled the Republican in that demographic. 

This shift provides a powerful example of the increasingly pivotal role of the Latino community in national elections.  If Cuban Americans had voted in 2000 in the same patterns as they vote now, the outcome of the 2000 presidential election — which was decided by a handful of votes in Florida (and a bad Supreme Court decision) — could very well have been different, as would our history. 

These changes are reflected in the larger Hispanic/Latino community.  While the percentage of Latinos may be small, this community is growing fast and increasingly provides the margin to put progressive candidates over the top. 

That’s why it makes such a dramatic difference when progressives reach out to the community and hold Republicans accountable for their anti-Latino, anti-immigrant rhetoric.  Watch below some of PFAW’s ads that have engaged Latino communities in recent elections. 

Liberty Counsel attorney Matt Barber wants President Obama and Vice President Biden to stop bullying Uganda merely because its leaders are taking the courageous stand of jailing gay people and making homosexuality a crime punishable up to life imprisonment. 

In an article last week for OneNewsNow (the media arm of the American Family Association) entitled “Will U.S. bully nations if they are anti-'gay'?,”  Barber expressed outrage that the Obama administration is treating gays as human beings. 

Matt Barber, vice president of Liberty Counsel Action and founder of Barbwire.com, says to hear Biden one would think America's chief export right now is immorality. 

"... The fact [is] that the majority of the world recognizes that it's offensive to compare sexual license to true human rights violations," he tells OneNewsNow. " And the fact that that escapes Joe Biden and President Obama boggles the mind." 

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Barber argues that those who promote LGBT rights are using "euphemistic language to dishonestly conflate human rights with disordered sexual license." 

"For Joe Biden to tell the world, a world that embraces sexual morality and traditional values, [that] I don't care what your culture is [is essentially telling other nations] You must embrace the United States' immoral view of sexual immorality and sexual sin or we're going to penalize you with the powers of the purse string." ( emphasis in original)

Which Barber points out is exactly what the U.S. has done to Uganda.  That country passed a law in February that strengthened criminal penalties for homosexual acts and made life sentences possible for those convicted of breaking the law.  Last week, the U.S. imposed visa bans on Ugandan officials who the administration feels are violating homosexual rights there. 

Mississippi State Sen. Chris McDaniel, who failed to unseat U.S. Sen. Thad Cochran in a June 24 GOP runoff election, railed today against the incumbent senator and his allies John McCain and Haley Barbour. 

Discussing the increasinglybitteraftermath of the election with American Family Association government affairs director Sandy Rios, McDaniel accused Cochran’s campaign of engaging in “race baiting,” telling voters that “limited government is a bad thing” and having “abandoned social values, Christian values.” 

“You don’t grow the party by abandoning the party’s base, which is conservatism, and that is exactly what Cochran and Barbour did Tuesday evening,” he said. 

McDaniel later told Rios that there were “thousands” of ineligible votes among those cast by “more than 40,000 liberal Democrats” for Cochran: “This election was stolen from conservatives, stolen from Republicans.” 

Wooten, who is running for the GOP nomination to challenge Democratic congressman Ron Barber, told Rush that the Obama administration is behind a “conspiracy” to increase the immigration rate. 

He cited a debunked right-wing myth about a Homeland Security procurement contract as proof that the “federal government knew or is maybe even behind” the border crossings as part of a plot to “intentionally overwhelm our system.” 

Later, Wooten said he was just asking the question about whether the Obama administration is helping immigrants “flood into the country” in order to “keep the Senate” just ahead of the midterm elections: “They’re going to be integrated into society with the goal of bringing their families here because they are poor little children who need their parents so bring their family of twenty over here.” 

“There is a school of thought that will say, maybe some of this is intentional.  There could be something to it, I don’t know, but he knows that keeping the Senate — that is slipping away,” he said. “ Why in the world would all of these things go on at the same time?  I don’t know, it just kind of points that way to me.” 

Anti-LGBT pastor Scott Lively is not happy with HBO host John Oliver’s recent commentary regarding the crackdown on the gay community in Uganda and Lively’s role in it. 

While Lively traveled to Uganda in 2009 to promote anti-LGBT views, he has since tried to distancehimself from the country’s new draconian laws, and did not take kindly to Oliver’s suggestion that his lobbying efforts somehow played a role in enacting them. 

I’m calling out John Oliver as a liar and a fraud who couldn’t go ten minutes with me in an unscripted, unedited debate.  Without his teleprompter and his cheap-shot, out-of-context video clips he would be exposed as just another left-wing loony. 

Oliver is lying through selective editing re Rwanda and several other points.  His show was one continuous stream of malicious LGBT propaganda in the guise of comedy. 

Yes, it will likely negatively affect the voters, as it was intended to do.  It’s one more example of the “politics of personal destruction” that Saul Alinsky taught the “progressives,” including journalists, to practice

Lively also wrote in WorldNetDaily today about the need to fight “Marxist elites” before it’s too late:

I believe the Marxist elites are conspiring to legalize “gay marriage” at the Supreme Court as soon as 2015. 

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Last week a three-judge panel of the 10th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals voted 2-1 to strike down the Utah DOMA, making it the first to be ruled upon at the appellate level.  The decision was stayed pending trial, which will probably occur late this year or early next year with a final decision coming down in June of 2015. 

Utah could be the case Ginsburg and her pals will use to keep their promise to the left, IF they believe they can pull it off without triggering widespread cultural backlash.  That IF is our ray of hope. 

Now, more than ever, it is important for the pro-family movement to fight back against the “gay” agenda and to firmly reject the elites’ Marxist rhetorical presumption of inevitable victory in “the tide of history.” 

Ginsburg revealed the chink in their armor: public resistance!  The pro-family movement is already stronger than the pro-life movement was in 1973.  Perhaps if we push back hard enough against this latest social engineering scheme we can prevent SCOTUS from cursing us with an LGBT Roe v Wade.  Lets [sic] get to work! 

Republican direct-mail pioneer Richard Viguerie has a message for Tea Party Republicans considering forming a third party: The plan would be “dangerous for America” because it would result in the election of “evil” Democrats who would “rewrite the laws of this country so that people who that have our views and values may never win another election.” 

“If we have a strong third party movement, it would split the Republican vote and allow Democrats to win not only the presidency but govern most all states and the Congress,” he said. " And the Democrats being in many ways evil, I think, in their public policy approach, they would rewrite the laws of this country so that people who have our views and values may never win another election.” 

“It would be so dangerous for America to split the Republican vote and allow Democrats to have super majorities that we may never win another election,” he said. 

But Viguerie told Cori that he thinks the Tea Party faction is close to completely taking over the GOP: “Have faith, have heart, we are possibly within two or three years of taking over the Republican Party.” 

In the book, Klingenschmitt cites fifty events compiled by right-wing pseudo-historian David Barton which apparently reveal President Obama’s demonic spirits. ( Ironically, the “demonic spirits of historical revisionism” are among his many demons.) 

According to Klingenschmitt, Obama is ruled by the “demonic sprits” of “death,” “murder,” “child-murder,” “sexual abuse,” “genocide,” “paganism,” “witchcraft,” “homosexual lust” and “anti-Christian oppression”… to name just a few. 

Klingenschmitt’s book is set up as a dialogue between a fictional President Obama and two types of spirits, one a demon (which provides “desolation”), and the other the Holy Spirit (which provides “consolation”).  It includes colorful (and of course entirely made up) quotes of the various demons supposedly speaking through the president and Hillary Clinton. 

In one passage concerning Clinton’s UN speech on LGBT rights, Klingenschmitt claims that Obama and Clinton are both ruled by demons and as a result are worthy of death. 

December 2011 – The Obama administration denigrates other countries’ religious beliefs as an obstacle to radical homosexual rights. 

Desolation: Demonic spirits of denigration of religious values that oppose homosexual conduct as sin (outside, whispering): “Barack, in your conversation with Hillary Clinton, ensure that you and she directly make speeches which oppose religious values as abnormal, and promote homosexual sin as normal.  Then more of your followers will sin, and less will be holy.” 

Consolation: Holy Spirit of purity and respect for religious teaching (outside, whispering): “Barack, I want people to be holy and pure with their lives, and that means consecrating their sexuality to God, with self-control and faithfulness to marriage.  Encourage Hillary to respect peoples’ religious values, and encourage sexual purity which betters society for children.” 

Manifestation: Demonic spirits of denigration (acting through Mr. Obama and Mrs. Clinton): “We oppose religious values that encourage the freedom enjoyed in sexual purity, because we find sexual purity too oppressive.  Instead we promote the demonic oppression caused by homosexual immorality, because we find sin to be liberating, and religion to be despised.” 

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Mr. Obama and Mrs. Clinton are ruled, in this instance, by demons of sexual immorality, mockery of religion, and open rebellion against the love that God provides in sexual faithfulness. 

Scripture Mr. Obama Violated: “Although they know the ordinance of God, that those who practice such things are worthy of death, they not only do the same, but also give hearty approval to those who practice them.”  Romans 1:32, NASB. ( emphasis in original)

Yesterday, People For the American Way members participated in a special telebriefing to discuss the Supreme Court term that wrapped up this Monday and to unpack some of the critical decisions handed down by the Court this year.  The call, which was kicked off by PFAW President Michael Keegan and moderated by Director of Communications Drew Courtney, featured Senior Fellows Jamie Raskin and Elliot Mincberg, as well as Executive Vice President Marge Baker. 

Discussing Burwell v. Hobby Lobby, Raskin explained the case and the damaging implications of the 5-4 decision.  Highlighting the “extreme and extravagant” claim made by Hobby Lobby that its religious rights were violated, Raskin described the court’s decision that the Religious Freedom Restoration Act covers “closely held” corporations and noted that this creates a “dangerous expansion of corporate personhood.”  Raskin described how this exemplifies the Court in the Citizens United era, where the far right Justices regularly find ways to rule so they can enhance the power of corporations. 

Mincberg also provided background on RFRA and explained how the law was distorted and expanded in this decision far beyond what anyone had in mind when it passed by an enormous bipartisan majority 20 years ago. 

Members wanted to know what actions can be taken to help address the imbalance in the Court and the troubling decisions made by the Roberts’ Court in the last few years.  Baker addressed the issue of rebalancing the Court, emphasizing the importance of presidential elections on the Court’s make-up. 

On her radio show today, Mission America head Linda Harvey lamented the presence of military service members and Boy Scouts in LGBT pride parades. 

The anti-LGBT activist called openly gay service members and scouts an “insult” to their peers, bad role models and most likely child predators. 

Is anyone who insists on open homosexual behavior in our military the kind of soldier we need?  I don’t think so.  And here’s the basic issue: no one needs to be doing this behavior in the first place.  It’s an insult to fellow soldiers, and in a Boy Scout situation, it’s an insult to the boys.  And yes, open that door and there will be a flood of those interested in having sexual contact with young males.  It’s the reality that has existed since the beginning of human history, some people insist on this sin and they insist on it with children.  It’s the really selfish adults or clueless ones who would expose kids to danger like this.  Friends, if you have a son or daughter in the Scouts, remove them as soon as possible.  They’re already hearing about this and learning misinformation.  This lifestyle is not how anyone is born and it is certainly not gay. 

In his email to members last night, Family Research Council President Tony Perkins continued to crow about the Supreme Court’s Hobby Lobby decision, claiming that “an FRC-commissioned poll [found] that 53% of voters (including 50% of women!)  disapproved of the idea that employers' should have to pay for workers' sexual decisions.” 

“So if there is a war, it’s on the facts,” he concluded. 

Indeed. 

As it turns out, the FRC poll that Perkins cites, which was taken in December of last year, got its results by simply lying to respondents about the content of the contraception insurance mandate. 

The pollsters asked respondents whether they supported or opposed the "mandate which requires that all private healthcare plans, including both employer based health plans and individual market health plans, cover preventative care services for women, which includes all FDA approved contraceptives, including drugs that can destroy a human embryo, and sterilization services without a direct cost to the patient." 

“I believe that the investigators have received about ten sworn statements alleging sexual impropriety on the part of the archbishop dating from his time as a priest in the Archdiocese of Detroit, as Bishop of New Ulm, and while coadjutor and archbishop of St. Paul and Minneapolis,” church whistleblower Jennifer Haselberger told the magazine Commonweal, adding that Nienstedt “also stands accused of retaliating against those who refused his advances or otherwise questioned his conduct.” 

Haselberger previously revealed that Neinstedt was failing to properly investigate instances of alleged sexual abuse by priests, including one priest who may have had an “unprofessional relationship” with Neinstedt. 

Nienstedt vigorously denied the allegations, and stressed in his statements that none of the claims of sexual misconduct “involve minors.”  Last year, he was investigated by local law enforcement for allegedly touching a boy’s buttocks during a confirmation ceremony, but was not charged. 

Under Neinstedt, the archdiocese of Minneapolis and St. Paul joined with fellow Minnesota dioceses to deliver hundreds of thousands of dollars to anti-gay groups, together becoming the largest donor to the unsuccessful campaign pushing a state marriage amendment.