Hidden deep within the Democratic Party’s rhetoric of love, acceptance and justice for all is support for a law that costs millions of American lives each year.
Actually, it’s not really that hidden anymore. Democrats are openly celebrating abortion and a woman’s “right to choose” any chance they get.
When the legislature created LIFE scholarships in 1998, it instructed the state Board of Education to establish a uniform high school grade scale to even out the standards across the state. That scale set an “A” at 93 out of 100, a “B” at 85-92, a “C” at 77-84 and a “D” at 70-76.
The kind of devastation we experienced last week leaves everyone asking questions and searching for hope.
With the conclusion of the South Carolina Republican primary last week, voters have clearly chosen a new direction—and it’s time for those in Columbia to listen.
Brexit (Britain Exit) was the vote last week by the United Kingdom to leave the European Union. While this one sentence is true, it’s a little like saying “the South lost the Civil War” – true, but there is a whole lot more to the story.
Sen. Thomas Alexander, R-Oconee, frequently has a need for office supply goods. Fortunately for him, he happens to own an office supply store.
It’s the same devastating story we’ve heard too many times before.
Sunday morning, the world woke up to yet another mass shooting, which took the lives of nearly 50 people at a gay nightclub in Orlando, Florida.
Barack Obama traveled to Indiana last week to hold a pep rally about an economy that doesn’t have much pep. He raised a few halfhearted cheers but it wasn’t clear, exactly, what country he was talking about.
When the legislature created LIFE scholarships in 1998, it instructed the state Board of Education to establish a uniform high school grade scale to even out the standards across the state. That scale set an “A” at 93 out of 100, a “B” at 85-92, a “C” at 77-84 and a “D” at 70-76.
The papers this week had big stories about Donald Trump speaking to the National Rifle Association convention and accepting their endorsement. Among his promises to the NRA was his vow to eliminate gun-free zones in schools on his first day in office.
