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  • A sermon on Luke 5:1-11

    Ten-year old Joey was excited to go to school this day. The theatrical director would cast children for parts in the annual school play. Joey bounded with confidence he would be chosen for a part. Mom was not so sure. She dreaded the director would reject Joey because he was different than the other students. Joey had Down Syndrome and mental disabilities.
  • Trump’s withdrawal from the Paris agreement won’t hurt the climate
    The American energy sector — powered by innovation and good-old-fashioned free market economics — has been driving down carbon emissions cheaply and effectively before the Paris Agreement was a twinkle in climate activists’ eyes.
  • Secret Service Agent: DEI contributed to near-killing of Trump
    A graduate of The Citadel, a prestigious military college in South Carolina, Rashid Ellis has served on the Secret Service’s Counter Assault Team, an elite unit that provides tactical support to the president of the United States. Ellis went on to serve on the Presidential Protective Detail, a top assignment protecting presidents and their families.
  • On the Moraine

    By Jim Thompson
    HCP columnist

    Prologue

  • Idahoans deserve more freedom, not less
    The will of the people is clear: we want more freedom, not less. The federal government ought to keep up.
  • Giving future leaders the chance to succeed
    A student’s education begins with their parents, not the government. To move American K-12 education forward, we must empower parents with more options and affirm their final say in what educational setting is best for their children. 
  • A new understanding
    We learn to live with these interesting creatures. Now, when I lie back in the field and watch them soar over the valley, I will do so with new understanding.
  • Both parties agree: Americans don’t want men playing in women’s sports
    Surveying nearly an equal number of Republicans and Democrats, a poll taken by the New York Times and polling company Ipsos showed that the majority of Americans do not want transgender-identifying men in women’s sports.
  • Trump’s big stick strategy will make America respected again
    Under Biden, South and Central American countries had a free pass to send their citizens, freed criminals, and other migrants to America’s doorstep without repercussions. For the past four years, the Biden administration wrote a blank check to allow any and all migrants into our nation, without even a background check.
  • Trump is playing 3-D chess while everyone else is playing checkers
    Since he left office in 2021, Trump has not been spending his time on the beach. It is obvious he has gathered some smart folks around him, and they have been planning.
  • We are not unisex, people
    Have you ever walked down the sidewalk, determined to be friendly and cheerful that particular day, and looked up to see someone coming toward you, but you couldn’t figure out whether to say, “Good morning, sir” or Good morning, miss?” 
  • Why does the NYT continue print false information about RFK Jr.?
    Contrary to the misrepresentations the NYT has been making, Kennedy does not oppose vaccines or want to take away anybody’s vaccine. All seven of his children were vaccinated, including with the polio vaccine, and his grandkids were also vaccinated against polio.
  • Correction and update on federal funding freeze
    “The administration’s attempt to overturn the will of Congress via memo created unnecessary chaos and fear for thousands of Ohioans."
  • Things we won’t miss from the Biden DoD
    The weakness we’ve projected abroad hasn’t gone unnoticed at home. Recruitment is at an all-time low. Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) programs have been institutionalized in the force. Promotions seem to be based on the service member’s commitment to woke priorities rather than merit.
  • The right to life is timeless
    As a member of the Congressional Pro-Life Caucus, I have consistently defended the right to life at the federal level. While the 14th Amendment to the Constitution has guaranteed legal protection for innocent human beings since its enshrinement in 1868, much work remains to be done to align public policy with this fundamental human right.
  • American greatness
    In a world that is constantly evolving, one thing will always remain true: America is the greatest country on this earth. 
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