On this National Day of Prayer, an annual American observance which has roots to a proclamation by George Washington calling for such a day of "fasting, humiliation and prayer", let us seek the Lord. #NationalDayOfPrayer
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Right now, on a global scale, our society is coming together to protect and embrace the sanctity of life—no matter how weak or vulnerable. #COVID19#Quarantine#ProLife @michaelfarris
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Commentary: Resilience does not mean we are undisturbed or unharmed. It means we are not defined by or limited to our suffering. We are bigger than our struggle. We are more adaptive than we know. https://t.co/kYeMPzFhdC
During this Coronavirus pandemic, this Catholic Christian priest asked his parishioners to send their photos so he could see them when he offered the Holy Mass. He then taped these to the church's pews and is remembering his congregants in his prayers. #Lent#Christian#Covid_19
Press Release: Senior Living Community Threatens Resident with Eviction for Holding Bible Study in his Apartment. Read the full release: https://t.co/u7cTeyM7ie
So, this woman who is seeking employment is precluded from even applying because she doesn’t have a cell phone, so can’t access email, and thus cannot apply?
"As the director of the school, Morgano had an enormous amount of power over the futures of Grace Church children. A note or a phone call from a director could make or break the future for a 4-year-old. 'And she made sure everyone knew it,'" https://t.co/ar3hs1zIgs
US Senator Harry Truman: "If we see that Germany is winning the war, we ought to help Russia; & if Russia is winning, we ought to help Germany, & in that way let them kill as many as possible."
As we celebrate LGBT Pride Month and recognize the outstanding contributions LGBT people have made to our great Nation, let us also stand in solidarity with the many LGBT people who live in dozens of countries worldwide that punish, imprison, or even execute individuals....
With over 40 million people still trapped in forced labor and modern day slavery around the world today I would say that an an all-out ban didn’t stop slavery.
BUT I would defend that all-out ban with every breath in my body.
Same goes for abortion.
The same thing was seen in 1945 where every civilian in Truman's cabinet wanted to drop the bombs and it was only generals and admirals calling for restraint.
53% of Britons now favour reprisal bombing against German cities- but the big cities, hit hard by the Luftwaffe's Blitz, call for revenge less than untouched countryside.
Much has been said of faux-populism preying on the hardships of the populace to support agendas that ignore and exploit them. Often this is contrasted with mainstream progressivism. But we cannot allow ourselves to accept this dichotomy of branches, we must strike to the root.
Obama “chose an economic recovery plan that benefitted educated well off people much more than the middle class.. finance and tech more than construction, manufacturing or retail... residents of coastal states did much better than flyover country.”
The administration's ban on transgender servicemembers begins today. It is abhorrent. Every American should be able to serve their country, and I can't believe we're still debating that in 2019. We have to reverse this as soon as we can.
Check out this new release from our friends at @NewUrbanism! As once-modern urban freeways have become infrastructure boondoggles, maybe it's time to let cities be cities again, and not conduits for cars. https://t.co/HpIVBO8kOp