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We have just released a wonderful new tool that we have created that enables everyone to help us spread the word about our 2010 voter guides.

It is our new “Donate Your status” application, and it works with both Facebook and Twitter.

Put simply, if you use either of these services, it allows you to “donate” a status update on behalf of our voter guides one time each week between now and the coming elections – automatically!

You just click the appropriate service logo on our “Donate Your Status” page, and then give our application permission to post the message on your behalf.

That’s it!

Each week, your friends on these networks will see a message from you encouraging them to participate in our voter guide program.  And given the viral nature of Facebook and Twitter, it will help us reach out to hundreds of thousands of other potential pro-family activists, increasing our chances of success.  read more »

The following is a reprint from my blog AmericanAgenda:

We have intentionally kept away from the issue of the proposed ground zero mosque because it was clear that the majority of people in the United States opposed it and that made our opinion redundant. But Mr. Obama has persisted in trying to make this a religious freedom issue and it seems that someone needs to give a valid argument on the other side.

Obama and his left wing supporters insist that the imam should build the proposed Cordoba mosque because they have a constitutional right to do so. That is the whole of their argument. But that line of thinking flees in the face of logical thinking. It is ludicrous to propose that  a person or entity should do absolutely anything which the constitution permits. For instance, I would be on absolutely solid constitutional ground if I were to haul a truck load of copies of the Koran to the city dump and invite all the muslims in my town to watch as I burned them. But that would be neither rational nor advisable. It would be extremely offensive.  read more »

The following is a reprint from my blog at BibleAnswer:

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I have finally been able to access the "Precinct Captains" book, on how to start a new chapter. Oh my, I started to through in the towl before I even started. I deffinitly need lots of prayers, I have never dreamed of an endeavor like this.I done went and jumped off in the deep end of a mighty big pool!

I am going to need all the help I can get, and then some. I pray that God will give me courage, lead me & bring people into my path that can help get this done.

"Something beyond imagination is happening," he said. "America today begins to turn back to God."

"For too long, this country has wandered in darkness," said Beck, a Fox News host. He said it was now time to "concentrate on the good things in America, the things we have accomplished and the things we can do tomorrow."

 I pray he is right! Christians need to wake up and see what is being done to our once great country!! 

Race is old hat, right out of the 1950’s. Time to get over it. There’ll always be a deranged small minority who believes a different race is to be impugned. But one party thinks race is what you talk about to get elected. Buckle up if you are a member of either group.

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The voters in Alaska on Tuesday voted for Measure 2, a ballot proposal which would allow parental notication before their teen-age daughter has an abortion.  Alaska now joins 36 other states with a commonsense pro-life law and abortionists will now have to give parents of a minor girl 48 hours notice before performing an abortion on her.

There was a wide margin of victory for Measure 2 in Alaska.  Some 55.5% of Alaskan voters voted for the initiative whereas only 44.4% of voters voted against the measure.  In addition, the Sarah Palin-endorsed Senate candidate, Joe Miller, a West Point graduate and Gulf War I veteran, who ran in the Alaska Republican primary against Senator Lisa Murkowski and apparently has beaten her, credits his victory, in part, to the pro-life voters who voted for Measure 2.  read more »

How did your members of Congress vote on some of the most important issues we face today?

We have made it easier to answer that question with our new 2010 Congressional Scorecards, which are now available on our website.  Click here and download your copy today.

Our scorecards rate members of Congress on some of the most important issues that we face today:

issues that are important to our families and to the conservative movement.

Covered issues include:
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Hello, my name is David Black.
I’m fairly new here(about 3 wks). I am a member & Trustee at the Echols Gen. Bapt. Church, a rather small church in Echols,KY. , a very small town in Ohio Co., KY.
Please forgive me for my mistakes, I’m sure I will make lots of them.
I am hoping to start a local chapter here in Ohio Co., I don’t think there is one in this area. Please pray for me?
This will be something totally new for me, so any advice would be greatly appreciated.
Our church is small, but there are lots of churches in the county. We could possibly have a very large chapter, if we can convince the people that it’s right & good.
Pray that God will lead me in this effort & for our churches & our Great Country!

On Monday, federal judge Royce Lamberth of the U.S. District Court in Washington D.C. correctly ruled that the Obama administration is not obeying the 1996 law which outlawed the destruction of human embryonic stem cells. In March 2009, the president issued an executive order expanding federal funding of human embryo research.

Judge Lamberth ruled that the federal funding by the Obama administration for such research violated a 1996 law prohibiting federal money for research in which an embryo was destroyed. Today's "The Wall Street Journal" reported that opponents of Obama's federal funding for human embryonic stem cell destruction research said that such research "leads to the destruction of the embryo" which "is tantmount to taking a life, and have opposed such experiments on ethical grounds."

In the article, David Stevens, executive director of the Christian Medical Association is quoted as saying: "People forget that each one of us was an embryo, and if someone destroyed us for biological parts, we wouldn't be around today." He also was quoted by LifeNews.com saying, "This case highlights the harm that diverting federal funds away from proven effective research poses to those patients who are waiting for cures. We are grateful that the Court also recognizes the clarity of the law and the harm that funding illegal and unethical embryo-destroying research poses to ethical researchers."  read more »