King Harry Reid Thinks Americans Don’t Care About Judicial Activism
 July 23, 2008 – In our "How Dumb Is This?" Department, Senator Harry Reid, the Senate Majority Leader, told his fellow Senators last week that he “can’t ever remember going home” and hearing voters complain to him about Bush’s blocked judicial nominations or judicial activism.
Here’s what Sen. Reid said: "I’m telling you, Madam President, I can't ever remember going home and somebody saying, ‘Could you guys (confirm) some more judges? We need to take care of this judges problem.’ " … “Frankly, judge(s) is not a big issue (compared) to all of the other problems we're facing in America.” Read More...
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Islam On The Move:
U.N. Resolution Threatens Religious Freedom; Interfaith Group Is Cover For Spreading Radical Islam; U.S. State Department Promotes Mosque Calendar
July 23, 2008 – A World Conference on Dialogue sponsored by the Muslim World League (MWL) concluded a three-day event in Madrid, Spain last week. Read More...
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Liberal Court Overturns FCC Fine For Janet Jackson ‘Wardrobe Malfunction’
July 23, 2008 – The liberal-dominated federal Third Circuit Court in Philadelphia, threw out an FCC fine against CBS for its airing of nudity of Janet Jackson during the 2004 Super Bowl halftime show. Jackson’s singing partner, Justin Timberlake referred to her brief nudity as a “wardrobe malfunction.”
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Gay/Transgender Groups Debate Removing GID From DSM
 July 23, 2008 – The American Psychiatric Association is considering revisions for the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, DSM-V.
The Lesbian/Gay/Bisexual/Transgender (LGBT) movement is considering whether or not to push for the elimination or redefinition of Gender Identity Disorder (GID) in the DSM-V. Read More...
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What Does This Book Say About Obama’s Political And Legislative Philosophy?
 July 23, 2008 – Senator Barack Obama (D-IL) has introduced the Global Poverty Act, which will impose a U.N. tax upon every American in an effort to reduce global poverty by the year 2015.
The Global Poverty Act (S. 2433) was rushed through Sen. Joseph Biden’s Senate Foreign Relations Committee without hearings in February 2008. Read More...
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Virginia Controversy Over Islamic School May Erupt In Hundreds Of Towns Across America
July 16, 2008 -- A battle being fought in the Washington suburb of Fairfax County, Virginia over a school operated there by the Saudi government may soon erupt in hundreds of towns across America where anti-Christian and anti-Semitic hate takes precedence over the three R’s.
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HRC Hands Out ‘True Colors’ Music Cards And Vote Obama Stickers In DC Neighborhoods
July 16, 2008 – The homosexual, bisexual, transgender lobbying group Human Rights Campaign (HRC) was busy over the past weekend with activists wandering through Washington, DC neighborhoods handing out iTunes music download cards and stickers urging that voters support Sen. Barack Obama for the presidency.
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Leahy plays movie star but won’t play fair with Bush’s judicial nominees
Senate Forum Discusses Obstruction of Judges by Judiciary Committee Chairman Leahy
July 16, 2008--Over the last few years Judiciary Committee Chairman Senator Patrick Leahy (D-VT) has pleaded there is not enough time to vote on President Bush’s judicial nominees--yet he has found the time to be a movie star. Leahy appears in the upcoming movie the Batman movie, “Dark Knight.” This week the Republicans set the record straight with a forum. Read More...
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Bible Causes ‘Emotional Pain’ To Man Who Sues Christian Publishers
July 16, 2008 – A man who claims the Bible has caused him emotional pain is suing two major Christian publishers over their Bibles.
Bradley LaShawn Fowler of Canton, Michigan is suing Zondervan for $60 million and suing Thomas Nelson for $10 million. Read More...
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Senate Majority Leader Tries to Hide Wasteful Spending and Increased Government Growth in the huge Omnibus Bill
July 16, 2008 – Conservative Senator Tom Coburn (R-OK) has blocked passage of approximately 100 bills being considered in the Senate because of the wasteful spending in them. Read More...
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House Committee To Study Repeal Of Ban On Homosexuals Openly Serving In Military
 July 9, 2008 – The House Armed Services Committee Personnel Subcommittee is tentatively holding a hearing on July 23rd to study repealing the 1993 congressional law that bans homosexuals openly serving in the military. Read More...
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RIP: Jesse Helms, Hero of Conservative Movement
 By Andrea Lafferty
TVC Executive Director
July 9, 2008 – Former Senator Jesse Helms, (R-NC) died on July 4. Helms was one of the conservative movement’s most aggressive and effective advocates – having served five terms in the United States Senate (1973-2003). He was 86 and died peacefully of natural causes at a convalescent home in Raleigh. Read More...
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Obama Continues To Woo Evangelicals With Faith Speeches
 July 9, 2008 – Relevant, a liberal, youth-oriented publication edited by Cameron Strang, has just published a Q&A with Senator Obama on his faith-based proposal.
In the introduction to his Q&A, Strang said the interview gave Obama the opportunity to “clarify his position on late-trimester abortions and addressed rumors surrounding his controversial vote on the ‘born alive’ bill [in the Illinois Senate].” Read More...
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UK Students Punished For Not Praying To Allah
 July 9, 2008 -- A WorldNetDaily article earlier this week reported two British school children were given detention because they refused to kneel and pray to Allah during a religious studies class at Alsager High School in Stoke-on-Trent. Read More...
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Former Senator Fred Thompson Takes On Obama’s ‘Change’ At National Right To Life Convention
 July 9, 2008 – Former Senator and presidential candidate Fred Thompson spoke at the National Right To Life Convention on July 3 and took on the issue of “change” promised by Democrat presidential candidate Sen. Barack Obama (D-IL).
In his speech, Thompson noted: Read More...
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