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National debt amendment, if adopted to U.S. Constitution, would require Congress to get approval from majority of states to borrow money

On March 17, 2012, in Gov't & Politics, by Rusty Ray, Executive Editor

On the same day the non-partisan Congressional Budget Office (CBO) released an analysis of President Obama’s 2013 budget — which shows deficits will grow by $6.4 trillion in the next decade, nearly double what the CBO expected — a North Dakota state legislator said America’s debt problem has become unsustainable and immediate action is needed. [...]

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Georgia firearm advocates argue ban on guns in places of worship is an attack on religious freedom

On October 6, 2011, in Faith & Spiritual, Gov't & Politics, Legal, by Rusty Ray, Executive Editor

A Georgia firearms group, which describes itself as a “no-compromise voice for gun owners”, has asked a federal circuit court to decide whether or not the State’s 2010 ban on firearms in places of worship is a violation of freedom of religion under the First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution. GeorgiaCarry.org (GCO) said Thursday in [...]

“Stealth jihad”: Report claims Muslim Brotherhood’s goal is to destroy Western civilization from within

On February 4, 2011, in Uncategorized, by Rusty Ray, Executive Editor

The United States and the Western world face an ideological threat more insidious than that of communism – Islam’s political and legal framework known as shariah, or “the path.”

And the threat, according to a 2010 Washington-based think tank national security report, is being financed by international organizations such as the Muslim Brotherhood, which has a significant footprint in America and around the world.

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