“I still…can’t understand why Republicans talk to 95% of the media,” Devin Nunes said…
Rep. DevinNunes claimed 95% of media are the #Propaganda arm of the Democratic Party and urged Republicans to stop talking to them or going on TV with them.”
I totally agree. The MSM is the enemy of “America First.” They are so corrupt and part of the anti-American messaging that is a seminal part of the problem facing America today. Thank you Devin for being a courageous leader in American politics…you have never given up.
Rep. DevinNunes claimed 95% of media are the #Propaganda arm of the Democratic Party and urged Republicans to stop talking to them or going on TV with them.”
I totally agree. The MSM is the enemy of “America First.” They are so corrupt and part of the anti-American messaging that is a seminal part of the problem facing America today. Thank you Devin for being a courageous leader in American politics…you have never given up.
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NYC Republicans need to get out and vote TOMORROW for Fernando Mateo for the next mayor of NYC.
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Miss New Jersey should be the next Miss America…this young lady is bold, courageous, and brilliant—thank you for expressing what many young women and too many young Americans are facing from the very institutions that should be teaching and fighting for free speech. You have my vote!!!
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https://www.americasfuture.net/celebrate-flag-day/
“Raise the Flag, Say the Pledge!”
Never ever give up your individual liberties and freedoms. There will always be tension between liberty and order … we need both in our society especially given our form of government. It is we the people who elect our officials and are suppose to keep check on government. These elected officials are our elected employees…it is our civic duty and responsibility to be involved in our communities to assure future generations have similar freedoms and liberties. As our founders demonstrated by personal example, they risked life, liberty and property to grant to us what we have, but only if we took care to not allow government to grow out of control.
Get involved; Local Action has a National Impact 🙏🏻🇺🇸
“Raise the Flag, Say the Pledge!”
Never ever give up your individual liberties and freedoms. There will always be tension between liberty and order … we need both in our society especially given our form of government. It is we the people who elect our officials and are suppose to keep check on government. These elected officials are our elected employees…it is our civic duty and responsibility to be involved in our communities to assure future generations have similar freedoms and liberties. As our founders demonstrated by personal example, they risked life, liberty and property to grant to us what we have, but only if we took care to not allow government to grow out of control.
Get involved; Local Action has a National Impact 🙏🏻🇺🇸
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"The government will one day be corrupt and filled with liars, and the people will flock to the one who tells the truth."
-Thomas Jefferson
-Thomas Jefferson
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This answers many questions and should cause you to get involved in our country. Local action has a national impact.
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This is happening and needs to continue happening all over the country. God Bless this man for speaking truth to power.
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For anyone to say that our nation was not founded as a Christian nation is simply uninformed about the facts of the beginnings of our nation. A long but necessary read from an author’s name I do not know but fully respect this writing and research of our founding 🙏🏻🇺🇸
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WAS THE UNITED STATES FOUNDED AS A CHRISTIAN NATION?
Recently, many authors have debated whether or not the United States of America was founded as a Christian nation. I wish to provide a few historical quotes from our Founding Era that lend credence to the supposition that we indeed were founded as a Christian nation.
Granted, God is not mentioned in the Constitution, but He is mentioned in every major document leading up to the final wording of the Constitution. For example, Connecticut is still known as the "Constitution State" because its colonial constitution was used as a model for the United States Constitution. Its first words were: "For as much as it has pleased the almighty God by the wise disposition of His Divine Providence…"
Most of the fifty-five Founding Fathers who worked on the Constitution were members of orthodox Christian churches and many were even evangelical Christians. The first official act in the First Continental Congress was to open in Christian prayer, which ended in these words: "...the merits of Jesus Christ, Thy Son, our Savior. Amen". Sounds Christian to me.
Ben Franklin, at the Constitutional Convention, said: "...God governs in the affairs of men. And if a sparrow cannot fall to the ground without His notice is it probable that an empire can rise without His aid?"
John Adams stated so eloquently during this period of time that; "The general principles on which the fathers achieved Independence were ... the general principles of Christianity ... I will avow that I then believed, and now believe, that the general principles of Christianity are as etemal and immutable as the existence and attributes of God."
Later, John Quincy Adams answered the question as to why, next to Christmas, was the Fourth of July this most joyous and venerated day in the United States. He answered: "...Is it not that the Declaration of Independence first organized the social compact on the foundation of the Redeemer’s mission upon earth? That it laid the cornerstone of human government upon the first precepts of Christianity?" Sounds like the founding of a Christian nation to me. John Quincy Adams went on to say that the biggest victory won in the American Revolution was that Christian principles and civil government would be tied together In what he called an "indissoluble" bond. The Founding Fathers understood that religion was inextricably part of our nation and government. The practice of the Christian religion in our government was not only welcomed but encouraged.
The intent of the First Amendment was well understood during the founding of our country. The First Amendment was not to keep religion out of government. It was to keep Government from establishing a 'National Denomination" (like the Church of England). As early as 1799 a court declared: "By our form of government the Christian religion is the established religion; and all sects and denominations of Christians are placed on the same equal footing." Even in the letter that Thomas Jefferson wrote to the Baptists of Danbury Connecticut (from which we derive the term "separation of Church and State") he made it quite clear that the wall of separation was to insure that Government would never interfere with religious activities because religious freedom came from God, not from Government.
Even George Washington who certainly knew the intent of the Constitution and the Bill of Rights, since he presided over their formation, said in his "Farewell Address": "Of all the dispositions and habits which lead to political prosperity, religion and morality are indispensable supports. In vain would that man claim the tribute of patriotism, who should labor to subvert these great pillars." Sure doesn't sound like Washington was trying to separate religion and politics.
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WAS THE UNITED STATES FOUNDED AS A CHRISTIAN NATION?
Recently, many authors have debated whether or not the United States of America was founded as a Christian nation. I wish to provide a few historical quotes from our Founding Era that lend credence to the supposition that we indeed were founded as a Christian nation.
Granted, God is not mentioned in the Constitution, but He is mentioned in every major document leading up to the final wording of the Constitution. For example, Connecticut is still known as the "Constitution State" because its colonial constitution was used as a model for the United States Constitution. Its first words were: "For as much as it has pleased the almighty God by the wise disposition of His Divine Providence…"
Most of the fifty-five Founding Fathers who worked on the Constitution were members of orthodox Christian churches and many were even evangelical Christians. The first official act in the First Continental Congress was to open in Christian prayer, which ended in these words: "...the merits of Jesus Christ, Thy Son, our Savior. Amen". Sounds Christian to me.
Ben Franklin, at the Constitutional Convention, said: "...God governs in the affairs of men. And if a sparrow cannot fall to the ground without His notice is it probable that an empire can rise without His aid?"
John Adams stated so eloquently during this period of time that; "The general principles on which the fathers achieved Independence were ... the general principles of Christianity ... I will avow that I then believed, and now believe, that the general principles of Christianity are as etemal and immutable as the existence and attributes of God."
Later, John Quincy Adams answered the question as to why, next to Christmas, was the Fourth of July this most joyous and venerated day in the United States. He answered: "...Is it not that the Declaration of Independence first organized the social compact on the foundation of the Redeemer’s mission upon earth? That it laid the cornerstone of human government upon the first precepts of Christianity?" Sounds like the founding of a Christian nation to me. John Quincy Adams went on to say that the biggest victory won in the American Revolution was that Christian principles and civil government would be tied together In what he called an "indissoluble" bond. The Founding Fathers understood that religion was inextricably part of our nation and government. The practice of the Christian religion in our government was not only welcomed but encouraged.
The intent of the First Amendment was well understood during the founding of our country. The First Amendment was not to keep religion out of government. It was to keep Government from establishing a 'National Denomination" (like the Church of England). As early as 1799 a court declared: "By our form of government the Christian religion is the established religion; and all sects and denominations of Christians are placed on the same equal footing." Even in the letter that Thomas Jefferson wrote to the Baptists of Danbury Connecticut (from which we derive the term "separation of Church and State") he made it quite clear that the wall of separation was to insure that Government would never interfere with religious activities because religious freedom came from God, not from Government.
Even George Washington who certainly knew the intent of the Constitution and the Bill of Rights, since he presided over their formation, said in his "Farewell Address": "Of all the dispositions and habits which lead to political prosperity, religion and morality are indispensable supports. In vain would that man claim the tribute of patriotism, who should labor to subvert these great pillars." Sure doesn't sound like Washington was trying to separate religion and politics.
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