Election 1992: A Series on the Presidential CandidatesThird Parties and First Principles: Howard Phillips takes a long shotPat Buchanan Takes Aim at the White HouseJerry Brown - Is there a method behind his madness?The Democratic Fallout: It's down to Clinton…
Read moreBy Andrew Sandlin The present euphoria of the Democratic Party over the election of their first president in 16 years should be tempered by the realization that the job of serving as executive is slightly more difficult than running a…
Read moreQuote of the Month “If Thomas Jefferson were alive today, I would appoint him secretary of state, and then Al Gore and I would resign so he could become president.” - President Bill Clinton Before his inauguration at Monticello, when…
Read moreHow was the 1992 election decided? The electoral college landslide that put Bill Clinton into office – 370 votes to President George Bush’s 168 – was the largest Democratic victory since 1964. Looking at the popular vote, however, the election…
Read moreWhen Ross Perot decided to re-enter the presidential sweepstakes, he deprived Bill Clinton of his uncontested status as the greatest political threat to our nation’s moral and economic future. Thankfully, he is not fooling too many people this time around,…
Read moreDon’t Waste Your Vote! The next President will either be George Bush or Bill Clinton. This may be the most crucial election in many years. Your vote is critical if you care about this nation’s future. Don’t say there’s no…
Read moreEducation: Oppose efforts to bankrupt the public school system through private school vouchers. Support site-based decision-making and public school choice, with strong protections against discrimination. Homosexual Rights: Condemn homophobia, bigotry and negative stereotyp…
Read moreEducation: Parents should have the right to choose the best schools for their children; schools should teach right from wrong; advocate $1,000 tuition credit. Backs parents’ right to educate children at home. Homosexual Rights: Oppose efforts to include sexual preference…
Read moreIn less than three months time, the Ross Perot phenomenon has seemingly come out of nowhere to capture the imagination of a nation of disillusioned voters. With no party and no political experience, he has nevertheless already matched Bill Clinton’s…
Read moreBill Clinton was supposed to be the Democratic Party’s dream candidate. As a handsome, articulate Rhodes Scholar with a Yale law degree, this overachieving wunderkind may be the first bonafide political prodigy to be spawned by the Democrats in nearly…
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Just what is Calvinism? Featuring many of the finest Reformed thinkers and pastors of our time.
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Ronald Reagan changed his view as a result of watching The Silent Scream – a movie he considered so powerful and convicting that he screened it at the White House.