“…We have strayed far from our founding principles, and America now faces unprecedented challenges. Two trillion dollar deficits, soaring inflation, disregard for civil liberties, and an ever-growing federal bureaucracy threaten the very fabric of our country and the futures of our children and grandchildren. …

“Congressman Ron Paul has been leading the fight against these problems for decades. And, he has consistently confronted these challenges with common-sense solutions: real spending cuts and adherence to the Constitution.

“Ron Paul’s record of principled leadership is unparalleled. He has always fought for America’s constitutional values, even when it required him to stand alone in Congress, and no other leader in this country has a track record to match. …
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“On Nov. 4, 2010, as soon as the election results were in and they were sure their candidate had won, faculty administrators at Oregon State University gave new meaning to the term ‘political payback.’ They initiated an attack on my three children – Joshua, Bethany and Matthew – for the purpose of throwing them all out of the OSU graduate school, despite their outstanding academic and research accomplishments.” A principled OSU professor is also included in these attacks.

“OSU is a liberal socialist Democrat stronghold in Oregon that received a reported $27 million in earmark funding from my opponent, Peter DeFazio, and his Democrat colleagues during the last legislative session.” (more…)

“This is for the hard core. This is how we change the political system over a 20-year period. This is not for quiche-eaters.” (more…)

“…Voters in Missouri helped bring the Jeffersonian principle of Nullification one step closer to the mainstream by approving Proposition C – the Health Care Freedom Act.” (more…)

“The Pledge of Allegiance is once again in the news. David Habecker, a council member in Estes Park, Colorado, has decided not to stand to say the Pledge because he has a problem with the addition of “under God” to the original version. As a result, there is a recall effort under way. Habecker would be on more solid ground if he had refused to say the Pledge because of its socialist origin. Let me explain.” (more…)

“Samaritan [Ministries] has made it possible for the Body of Christ to join together in unity to assist each other with the costs of health care.” …

“The newly enacted federal health care law will require all Americans to comply with a nationalized health care program that will offer funds to immoral programs and procedures. Due to the tireless efforts of Samaritan, participants in a health care sharing ministry such as Samaritan will be exempt from this requirement. More than ever, Samaritan Ministries offers the opportunity for the church to unite in Christ-like love, dividing our burdens between us (Galatians 6:2).” [Emphasis is editor's.] (more…)

“Republican politicians don’t like to be boxed in. These six words will box them in. They can run, but they can’t hide….” (more…)

Interesting book: Starve the Monkeys Who Eat Away At Your Life: An Individualist’s Guide to Fighting Modern Progressives, by Tom Baugh. (more…)

A wife and mother outlines a plan of action for reshaping modern culture. (more…)

“Imagine the following scenario: At church this Sunday, while reviewing the list of announcements and upcoming events for your church, your pastor added, ‘Oh, and don’t forget: on Sundays we have our regular target practice. Make sure to bring your rifles. Make sure to bring your pieces to church.’

“Absurd, right? Not so. It used to be the American way. For example, a 1631 law in Virginia required citizens to own firearms, to engage in practice with them, and to do so publicly on holy days. It demanded that the people ‘bring their pieces to the church.’ Somewhere along the line we have lost this mindset. Today the ideas of church and arms are assumed to be at odds, as if loving your neighbor has nothing to do with the preservation and defense of life and property.” (more…)