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Check out Real Clear Politics for all the must-read articles of the day.
Sites that promote America's Christian heritage
First Foundations: researches and reports on the societal foundations of family, government and religion anywhere in the world.
Coalition to Salute America's Heroes: Join us in helping severely wounded and disabled War on Terror veterans rebuild their shattered lives.
Federalist Patriot: the Internet's leading journal on Federalism and the Founders. Read this if nothing else. Check out the historical documents on the Federalist Patriot site.
Dr. Paul Jehle, Plymouth Rock Foundation: to seek a greater public awareness and understanding of American history."
Marshall Foster, the Mayflower Institute: proclaiming the untold story of America's history, to prepare individuals and families to defend their Judeo-Christian heritage.
Americandestiny.comrestoring the heart and soul of America.
Dr. Daniel Dreisbach, professor of public affairs at American University on Jefferson's wall of separation.
Gary DeMar: American Vision: equipping and empowering Christians to restore America's biblical foundation.
ICDSoft.com: a great web hosting company with a quick and knowledgeable help desk.
Autism
Christian interest
Answering Islam: a Christian-Muslim dialogue and apologetic
Truth Publishers was founded by Gene Gurganus. Gene was a longtime missionary in Bangladesh and wrote a great book: The Peril of Islam. You can purchase this book on his website and check out other items he offers.
The Cause USA: The CauseUSA is a prayer initiative to urgently mobilize nationwide prayer and fasting for America.
Christian Examiner: Christian news and events with regional editions.
Crosswalk: Christian web site with helpful e-mail newsletters.
Feed the Children: a nonprofit Christian charitable organization providing physical, spiritual, educational and vocational assistance.
Freedom Alliance: support our troops. Oliver L. North, founder and honorary chairman.
A Million Thanks: a service project to thank our troops conducted by students of Lutheran High School of Orange, California.
Here's a great ministry run by former Mormons that helps people come out of Mormonism.
Open Doors: working to strengthen the persecuted church.
Reasons to Believe: scientific support for your faith or answers to questions about God and science
This Is What I Believe: reminding elected officials about our traditional values
Salvation Army: a great organization to support financially
Soldiers Angels: provides aid and comfort to any and all Armed Forces defending freedom and liberty for all
Christian Seniors: for Christian conservatives older than 50
Christian family values
Dr. Throckmorton.com: scientific studies about sexual orientation and homosexuality from a Christian viewpoint
Parents Television Council: bringing America's demand for positive, family oriented television programming to the entertainment industry.
Abortion
Healing Hearts: confidential one to one e-mail and support group counseling to anyone suffering from the affects of an abortion, or any type of abuse
Memorial for the Unborn: dedicated to healing generations of pain assoicated with the loss of aborted children
Pro-Life Training: persuasively communicating the pro-life message
History and national interest
Carrot-Top Industries: more flags and patriotic banners than you can imagine
Foundation for Moral Law: official web site and organization supporting former Alabama Chief Justice Roy Moore
Supreme Court: plenty of background information.
Wall Builders: David Barton's organization dedicated to rebuilding godly principles in public affairs
Politics
Townhall: conservative news and information. Also a great place to go on election night for up-to-the minute results.
Vanguard: conservative policy and activist group.
WorldNetDaily: a free press for a free people
Schools
Generation Joshua: division of Home School Legal Defense Association
Churches and youth groups
Youth Talk: a place where Christian teens can learn about issues and their faith
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Bobby Harrell, South Carolina House speaker, endorses John McCain
By Thomas C. Hanson
GREENVILLE—Bobby Harrell, speaker of the South Carolina House of Representatives, endorsed Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.) for president at a news conference Jan. 16 at the Greenville Downtown Airport.
Harrell will be a state co-chair for McCain’s exploratory committee along with Sen. Lindsey Graham and state Attorney General Henry McMaster. Harrell will also be national co-chair for Legislators for McCain.
Harrell said: “My wife, Cathy, and I have spent months and months, thinking and praying about who we thought ought to be the next president of the United States,” adding that “politically, the safe thing, is just to sit it out and not get involved in the race, but this year we can’t do that. Frankly, there is too much at stake for our country.”
Harrell said that McCain is the best qualified person to lead the country in the global war on terror, reducing government spending, dealing with the power structure in Washington and restoring the faith and trust of the American people.
Harrell said that McCain is committed to conservative values, and that throughout his career he has stuck to the principles of Ronald Reagan. “In my judgment, John McCain is the single most conservative candidate who can actually win this election in November,” emphasizing that “the fight against global terror is the issue that I believe will define our time, and John McCain is clearly the best qualified individual to lead that fight.”
McCain replied: “I am proud to be a fiscal, social and national security conservative,” adding that he knew of “no more articulate spokesperson for our nation’s security and the need for conservative judges who strictly interpret the Constitution of the United States than Lindsey Graham.”
McCain said: “I am proud of my efforts to protect the life of the unborn. I proud of my efforts on fiscal conservatism. I believe one of the reasons why we lost the election in 2006 is because we lost our way on spending. Ronald Reagan taught us … that we should be more careful stewards of the taxpayers’ dollars. We didn’t do that. We came to Washington in power in 1994 to change government, and government changed us.”
McCain praised President Bush’s decision to send more troops into Iraq, noting, “I am not ready to declare defeat and surrender in Iraq.” He said that “those who are calling for withdrawal or a motion of disapproval on the increase of troops … have the obligation to tell us what happens if we withdraw.”
He continued: “We can’t send American troops into harm’s way and say, We support you, but we don’t support your mission.”
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