Patriotism

Reminds Us of Why Memorial Day Matters

By James Carafano, Daily Signal If any day is more than just a day, then Memorial Day is it. Sometimes remembering just one soldier reminds us why. His name was Lawrence Gordon. He grew-up on a hard-scrabble farm in Canada. After Pearl Harbor, he decided to join the American Army. The... read more

The Cost of a Free Republic

By Jackie Gingrich Cushman, Townhall, May 21, 2015 It's Memorial Day week. You can tell as you flip through the local paper; Memorial Day notices appear as sales headlines and attention grabbers. "Memorial Day Sale" and "Pre-Memorial Day Sale." Pretty soon, we'll see post-Memorial Day sale... read more

Notes from a Beachhead

By James Kushiner, Executive Director, The Fellowship of St. James Memorial Day would never be the same for me after 2010. I was in Rome, my first time ever out of the United States on an American holiday. The day before I had worshipped at the Church of San Teodoro, named for the fourth-century... read more

Patriot Graves

By Gary Bauer, AmericanValues.org Monday marks Memorial Day, a national observance first known as Decoration Day. The first Memorial Day was observed on May 30, 1868. Flowers were placed on the graves of Union and Confederate soldiers at Arlington National Cemetery. Initially meant as a time... read more

WHITEHEAD: KICK OPEN THE DOORWAY TO LIBERTY: WHAT ARE WE WAITING FOR?

“The greatness of America lies in the right to protest for right." —Martin Luther King Jr. By John W. Whitehead -  Everything this nation once stood for is being turned on its head. Free speech, religious expression, privacy, due process, bodily integrity, the sanctity of human life,... read more

Netanyahu Echoes Churchill, While Obama Channels Chamberlain

By Timothy H. Lee, Center for Individual Freedom, March 5, 2015 Today, Barack Obama appears curiously frantic to finalize a similarly worthless paper treaty with the malevolent nuclear aspirant Iran. As with Chamberlain, Obama's admirers applaud in fealty. As they say, history may not repeat... read more

Christianity was central for founders

Christianity was central for founders   (Letter to the editor of the Daily Herald) Was America founded as a Christian nation? The most vocal proponents of a completely secular state necessarily cherry-pick data to prove exaggerations while discarding inconvenient details. They would... read more

THORNER/O’NEIL: PART 2 – EROSION OF RELIGIOUS FREEDOM: THE GROWING CANCER

By Nancy Thorner & Bonnie O'Neil -  The United States was founded on Christian principles and values, largely because those who fought and died for our freedom were devout Christians who understood and deeply believed that God blesses those who honor Him. Against all odds, brave men and... read more

Japanese Attach on Pearl Harbor, December 7, 1941

At dawn we slept: Dec. 7, 1941 Published 12:00 am Sunday, December 7, 2014 By Bill Ward, Special to the Salisbury Post Few people are left who remember Pearl Harbor on this Sunday, December 7, 2014. But an event took place 73 years or 3,796 Sundays ago on December 7, 1941, that President... read more

AN ELECTION MESSAGE FROM THE MOST REVEREND JAMES CONLEY

BY Bishop James D. Conley We are honored to have The Most Reverend James D. Conley, Bishop of Lincoln, Nebraska, as a guest columnist to the CatholicVote.org blog.   Bishop Conley’s words here ought to serve as a guiding light for all Catholic Americans as we prepare for Election Day on... read more

America’s Bloodless Coup

by RoseAnn Salanitri, Constitution Legal Watch, August 22, 2014 The American Patriot in 2014 is a frustrated human being.  Many have been sounding the alarm that our country is being torn asunder by the incompetent, the illegitimate, the opportunist, and the globalist. While all of this is... read more