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CAN YOU NAME ANY PROMINENT BLACK MORMONS?
/in Culture War, News, Politics/by Dr. Rich SwierColumn courtesy of Frances Rice: Democrats consistently push the false narrative that Mormons are racist, while ignoring the existence of black Mormons. Then, hypocritically, Democrats demean black Mormons who step into the spotlight. Witness how Democrats trashed Mia Love, the mayor of Saratoga Springs, Utah, and the Republican Party nominee for the United States House […]
Florida Catholic Voter Card Released
/in Culture War, Featured, News, Politics/by Dr. Rich SwierThe Florida Conference of Catholic Bishops (FCCB) has released its 2012 voter card comparing President Obama’s record and that of Governor Mitt Romney. The mission of the Conference is to, “Serve as liaison to state government on matters of concern to the Catholic Church in the seven dioceses of the Province of Miami, as a nonpartisan public […]
Professional Protesters Attack Romney Supporters
/in News, Politics/by Dr. Rich SwierProfessional protester Kelly Benjamin from Occupy and MoveOn.org comes to Sarasota seeking to disrupt free speech. Whether pro-Islamist or anti-Romney Benjamin and his fellow anarchist are there to create havoc, provoke reactions and promote chaos.
First Amendment Rights Under Attack in Florida
/in Culture War, Featured, Regulation/by Dr. Rich SwierTwo Florida cities may have violated the First Amendment to the US Constitution with recent actions taken against local citizens. Those two cities are Venice and Winter Park, Florida.
The Battle Over Florida’s Amendment 8 Begins
/in Budget and Finance, Education, Hot Topics/by Dr. Rich SwierOn November 6, 2012 Floridians will be asked to vote on eleven amendments to the state constitution. Of these amendments Amendment 8 has become a flash point with groups favoring and opposing digging in their heals. The war on words has become a full fledged battle for the hearts and minds of voters.
Tampa 9/11 Commemoration and Rally
/in National Security/by Dr. Rich SwierTampa, FL – The Education Coalition announces a 9/11 Remembrance in Tampa. Randy McDaniel with the Coalition says: “This gathering in Tampa is both a commemoration of the attack on America by Islamic Jihadists and a protest against terror organization.” McDaniel explains, “CAIR/HAMAS is a terrorist organization and it’s Tampa spokesman, Hassan Shibly has been […]
Mack, Bush and Rubio Speak at RNC (Text and Video)
/in Must Read, Politics/by Dr. Rich Swier“Life’s battles don’t always go to the fastest or the strongest, sooner or later those who win are those who think they can.”
Florida Group Reaches Out to Evangelicals
/in Elections, Featured/by Dr. Rich SwierThe United West, a group of academic activists, is now reaching out to Evangelicals in Florida. The outreach is to educate them on national security issues, Israel and ask them to register and vote in the primaries on August 14 and general election on November 6, 2012.
Court Asked to Immediately Stop the HHS Mandate
/in Healthcare/by Dr. Rich SwierLegatus files an emergency motion asking the Eastern District of Michigan to stop the HHS Mandate which goes into effect on August 1, 2012.
The War against Morality, Women and Children
/in Culture War/by Dr. Rich SwierIn Florida and across America there is a war going on. No it is not against the usual suspects. It is a war being conducted by our own elected officials and their supporters against morality.
OBAMACARE RULING RESPONSES
/in Healthcare, Hot Topics/by Dr. Rich SwierLifeNews: The Supreme Court has issued a 5-4 decision essentially upholding the Obamacare law that pro-life groups regard as the biggest expansion of abortion and abortion funding since Roe v. Wade. The law also drew strong opposition from the pro-life community not only over abortion, but because the legislation also promotes rationing of medical care […]
Eleven Constitutional Amendments on FL Ballot
/in Elections, Government Transparency/by Dr. Rich SwierThere are eleven amendments to the Florida Constitution on the November 6, 2012 ballot. Two deal with religious freedom, two address veterans issues, one with public funding of abortions, one on health services, one on the state courts, four dealing with taxes and homestead exemptions and one on the college university system. All of the amendments were placed on the ballot by the Florida legislature.
Florida’s 2012 Wedge Issues
/in Elections/by Dr. Rich SwierAs November 6, 2012 approaches and both political parties posture their messages are becoming clearer. Every election has wedge issues. Issues will appear that drive voters to pick one candidate over another. Florida is a microcosm of America. Florida is a critical state to carry and I believe will determine the outcome of the Presidential election and which party controls the U.S. Senate.