An Invitation to the Fight from Professor Robert George
Campaign for Americans Principles has teamed up with the good folks at the North Carolina Values Coalition on this new ad exposing the radical agenda of Roy Cooper that puts our daughters, sisters, mothers, and all women in danger. We can’t allow Roy Cooper to put our loved ones in danger.
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Our Christian brothers and sisters in the Middle East need our help—now. Some remain trapped in territory controlled by the Islamic State (ISIL), many others have fled their homes and homelands and are now refugees. President Obama and the U.S. Department of State have thus far failed to state the plain truth; that ISIL is conducting a campaign of genocide against Christians. We must unite our voices in an effort to rectify that failure.
Please join me and thousands of other Americans in insisting that our government designate Christians as well as members of other brutally persecuted minority groups as victims of genocide. Continue Reading
On November 3, 2015, Houston voters will go to the polls to vote on Proposition 1, a ballot measure that has been dubbed “HERO” – the Houston Equal Rights Ordinance. This ballot measure would allow men access to all women and girls areas—bathrooms, locker rooms and would like other “anti-discrimination” laws also include dorms, hospital rooms, emergency shelters, homeless and domestic violence shelters. Already, the University of Toronto in Canada has been forced to scrap their experiment with transgender bathrooms after women reported incidents of voyeurism. Continue Reading
Bloomberg.com’s Melinda Henneberger has authored an expansive profile on the founder of Campaign for American Principles, Princeton Professor Robert P. George. Henneberger writes:
Continue ReadingRobert P. George is not a political consultant. “I’m not Karl Rove or David—what’s his name?—Axelrod.” In fact, he says, “Any candidate who’d ask me for campaign advice should drop out immediately, because he’s too stupid to be running for president.” Yet few advisers are having more influence on conservative thinking this presidential campaign cycle. The McCormick Professor of Jurisprudence at Princeton, George is an unofficial counselor to several Republican hopefuls, including Ben Carson, Senator Ted Cruz, and Jeb Bush.
Like it or not there is a right to bear arms in the Constitution. Judges didn’t invent it.
By contrast, the Constitution does not define marriage. It doesn’t define it as a conjugal partnership—as all states did until recently. It doesn’t define it as something else (e.g., a form of sexual-romantic companionship or domestic partnership that, as such, could be entered into by two persons of the same sex, or by three or more persons in a polyamorous ensemble). Rather, it leaves the definition of marriage (shall it be defined as conjugal or something else?) to the states. Continue Reading
