Dinesh D'Souza to speak at event sponsored by AFA of Indiana, Indiana Policy Review and Crossroads Bible College in Indinaapolis on 3/24/08. Details.
AFA E-Alert for Wed 3/5/08 If You Told the Truth, How Can This Be Possible? Noted Scholar to Address Atheism and Christianity The Audacity of Biblical Ignorance AFA E-Alert for Wed 2/27/08
AFA E-Alert for Wed 2/20/08 Diversity Bill Experiences Significant Change in Senate The Issue Continues . . . Marriage Protection Still Needed in Indiana AFA E-Alert for Wed 2/13/08 Hot Topic of Immigration to Get House Hearing Tomorrow Let them Know that Marriage Matters to Your Family "Welcome to Class Boys and Girls . . . and the Boy/Girl" AFA E-Alert for Wed 2/6/08 Thought Crime Runs Out of Time Hoosier Marriage Protection: It May be Now or Never Fate of Pro-Life Bills also Lies in the Indiana House |
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Contact information for Senator Dick Lugar Web site: http://lugar.senate.gov/ Email: senator_lugar@lugar.senate.gov WASHINGTON, D.C.
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Washington DC 463 Russell Office Building
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Contact information for Senator Pete Visclosky, (D) IN-01: Website: www.house.gov/visclosky.html You can also send mail and/or personally arrange a meeting with Rep. Visclosky's staff.
Washington Office 2256 Rayburn House Office Building Washington D.C. 20515 Phone (202) 225-2461 Fax (202) 225-2493
Northwest Indiana Office 701 East 83rd Avenue, Suite 9 Merrillville, Indiana 46410 Phone (219) 795-1844 or(888) 423-PETE Fax (219) 795-1850 |
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Contact information for Senator Joe Donnelly, (D) IN-02: Website: www.house.gov/donnelly You can also send mail and/or personally arrange a meeting with Rep. Donnelly's staff.
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Contact information for Senator Dan Burton, (R) IN-05: Website: www.house.gov/burton.html You can also send mail and/or personally arrange a meeting with Rep. Burton's staff.
Indianapolis Office Suite 1050 Telephone:(800) 382-6020 (inside Indiana only) (317) 848-0201 Fax: (317) 846-7306 Marion Office Telephone:(877) 846-2936, (765) 662-6770 Fax:(765) 662-6775 Washington, D.C. Office Telephone:(202) 225-2276 |
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Contact information for Rep. Mike Pence, (R) IN-06: Website: www.house.gov/pence You can also send mail and/or personally arrange a meeting with Rep. Pence staff.
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Contact information for Rep. Julia Carson, (D) IN-07: Website: www.house.gov/carson You can also send mail and/or personally arrange a meeting with Rep. Carsons' staff.
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Contact information for Rep. Brad Ellsworth, (D) IN-08: Website: www.ellsworth.house.gov Send an Email (not available): You can also send mail and/or personally arrange a meeting with Rep. Ellsworth staff.
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Who Cares About Free Speech, by Johnnie B. Byrd for Townhall.com, 2/11/08 0803
The Evangelicals' New Clothes, by Nancy Gibbs, Time Magazine, 2/8/08 0802
Unmasking the Gay Agenda, by Matt Barber, Townhall.com, 2/12/08 0801
Defining Evangelicalism Down, by Paul Edwards, Townhall.com, 2/12/08
By Johnnie B. Byrd
Monday, February 11, 2008
“Now what?” It’s the repeating question posed to Beetle Bailey by his hapless General Amos T. Halftrack.
Now, it’s the underlying question implicit in the post-Romney seething of conservative talk radio hosts and our listeners: Now what?
Well, all of us who know that talk radio has saved the democracy are looking for a compelling reason to get serious about seeing a Republican, even John McCain, in the White House.
In case you forgot, here is one compelling reason: The Fairness Doctrine! [more]
by Nancy Gibbs
TIME Magazine
New York, New York
February 8, 2008
So only after Fred and Rudy and Mitt have dropped out, and McCain has all but mathematically sealed the GOP nomination, does Focus on the Family founder Dr. James Dobson come out and endorse Mike Huckabee as "our best remaining choice for President of the United States," now that it can't possibly make a difference. Given how this season has unfolded, there is something beautifully appropriate about that.
Back at the end of September, after Dobson and his disciples had their private meeting to publicly threaten a third party run if the GOP went with a social liberal like Giuliani, I asked Richard Land, the Southern Baptists' political ambassador, what was the problem with Huckabee, since Land understands these weather systems better than most. [more > redirects to an outside link].
By Matt Barber
Wednesday, February 13, 2008
Americans who self-identify as “gay” or lesbian comprise roughly one to three percent of the population. Yet the homosexual movement — led by extremist homosexual pressure groups like the so-called Human Rights Campaign (HRC) — represent, per capita, one of America’s most powerful and well-funded political lobbies. Consider that HRC and the HRC foundation alone have an annual budget in excess of 50 million.
Through a carefully crafted, decades-old propaganda campaign, homosexual activists have successfully cast homosexuals — many of whom enjoy positions of influence and affluence — as a disadvantaged minority. They have repackaged and sold to the public behaviors which thousands of years of history, every major world religion and uncompromising human biology have long identified as immoral and sexually deviant. [more > Townhall.com]
By Paul Edwards
Townhall.com
Tuesday, February 12, 2008
The Religious Left is successfully redefining what it means to be a conservative evangelical by misrepresenting what it means to be a conservative evangelical. In a recent conference call hosted by Faith in Public Life, one of the emerging voices of the Religious Left, Dr. Joel Hunter, said:
There’s also a change in the voices that are defining what is conservative now, and what is evangelical. In the past couple of decades you’ve had some very loud voices on both sides – hard right, hard left – and when those were the only choices, then of course many evangelicals are going to go with the hard right because, well, that’s kind of where we mostly are. Now there are many more voices that are expanding the agenda, and so those people that have always had kind of a holistic approach, rather than just a one or two issue approach, are now feeling permission and given permission to be more nuanced and more sophisticated in their approach, rather than just going in a very bifurcated system. And so, what you’re hearing now is that the old voices that appointed themselves as the definers of what was evangelical or what was conservative are not holding sway with the majority of evangelicals anymore. [more]
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