Tag Archive: Kamala Harris

It’s #1 for a reason

Many Christians like me were dismayed to hear John Lennon’s anti-religion anthem “Imagine” being sung at President Jimmy Carter’s funeral. Whose idea was that, I wondered. But apparently it was his favorite song,… Continue reading →

We do not need a woman president. Stop it. Just stop it.

Now that two female candidates for president have gone down to defeat, feminists (women and men) are charging all who didn’t vote for them with misogyny, and resolving to get a woman in… Continue reading →

Why Trump

Gonna’ try and make this quick. Why I already voted for Donald Trump: Policies. The Republican Party platform best aligns with my values. The Democrat platform opposes them. On life, immigration, the economy,… Continue reading →

Love not actually

Maybe my exposure is too limited, but it seems to me most folks on the left have a serious disconnect between their boasting and their behavior. I sure see plenty of examples in… Continue reading →

Donald embellishes; Kamala deceives

There’s a difference. I wish both of them always told the truth, whole and nothing but. If only we could see a debate starting out with them swearing on a Bible to be… Continue reading →

Liberty: love it or lose it

God grants liberty only to those who love it, and are always ready to guard and defend it. –  Daniel Webster (1) What’s not to love about liberty? Isn’t it the desire of… Continue reading →

Firm facts over flighty feelings

It’s all about the feels.  Both the candidate and her supporters. That’s how I see Kamala Harris and the Democrats caught in her spun web of laughter and lies. She’s all about achieving… Continue reading →

Joe Biden is a pony

As much as I fear what a Biden-Harris administration will mean for this country, I must confess that if Joe Biden is indeed inaugurated as president in January, I expect to enjoy what… Continue reading →

A response to John Piper on the election

I respect and admire author and pastor John Piper, but his recent column “pondering the implications of the 2020 election” has not persuaded me against voting for Donald Trump next week. As I… Continue reading →