Political realm and the running of our government
The Department of Justice (DOJ) has announced that the Equal Rights Amendment (ERA) has failed to reach the necessary number of states to support ratification by its deadline and is no longer pending in the states for action. As the opinion says: “Congress may not revive a proposed amendment after a deadline for its ratification … More ERA is Dead
As House Speaker Rep. Nancy Pelosi was leaving her press conference yesterday, reporter James Rosen asked her, “Do you hate the president, Madame Speaker?” Pelosi was livid. She spun around and, pointing at Rosen, said, “I was raised in a Catholic house. We don’t hate anybody—not anybody in the world. So don’t accuse me of … More House Speaker Rep. Nancy Pelosi Proudly Espouses Her Faith And We Should Give Her Credit
On Thursday, the partial government shutdown set a new record, 34 days, as the impasse over President Donald Trump’s demand for $5.7 billion for a border wall continues. Unless you have a healthy emergency rainy-day fund, the choices you make to pay your bills now may have long term repercussions. Here are a few tips that … More Financial Tip Friday: Easy Emergency Plan for Staying Afloat
The following statements are made by Day Gardner, President of National Black Pro-Life Union and Evangelist Alveda King: Day Gardner: Is this where we are right now? Has it really come down to what hat you happen to be wearing on any given day to determination if you are racist or not? Recently, a group of … More Civil Rights Leaders Day Gardner and Evangelist Alveda King Address #CovingtonBoys Controversy
Food stamp payments will come in early for the month of February due to the government shutdown, state officials announced. Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits for the month of February will be disbursed on Jan. 20, instead of late February. No additional deposits will be made in February. That means recipients won’t see another … More Food Assistance Payments Were Issued But They Have To Last Until March
Here is a snapshot of the most important stories of the day. Senator Rubio Met Alex Jones Head On Sen. Marco Rubio (R-Fla.) and InfoWars host Alex Jones clashed Wednesday outside a Senate Intelligence Committee hearing, with Rubio threatening to take care of Jones after the Infowars host touched his shoulder. For nearly five … More 4 Things You Need To Know About Today’s News
This week we said goodbye to a hero. You don’t have to agree with everything that he stood for politically. You do have to honor his service. The service that came with honor and the constant reminder that country comes first. The lessons and legacy he lives behind are clear. #1 Country Matters and Life … More 3 Great Lessons From Senator John McCain’s Life
