By Martin Ingall

"We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness."

This means that each individual has inherent rights by virtue of his existence, that these rights are given by God, that they are natural rights that cannot be granted or withheld by government. Full Story....Here

by DAVID FRENCH

A recent increase in law-abiding gun ownership bodes well for the country's future. The great arming is underway, and that's a very good thing for our nation, for our culture, and for the relationship between citizen and state.

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First, it's just a fact that for the vast majority of people, the instant they start carrying a gun is the instant they change their relationship with the state. No longer are they a protectee. They're suddenly and substantially less dependent. They become a protector of themselves and others and that transition has a powerful psychological effect. It grants them greater security in their home, and it grants them greater freedom in their community. For many people, it gives them freedom from fear.

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Elle Rogers

Senate Republicans should repeal Obamacare or prepare to face consequences, say leaders of conservative groups.

Now is the time to act after eight years of promising to repeal Obamacare, said Family Research Council President Tony Perkins during a conference call with reporters, urging Republicans to move forward with a proposed measure that would repeal the Affordable Care Act.

If Republicans cannot repeal Obamacare, they need to call hospice care, because their majority is not long in this world.

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By: Michael Bastasch

While President Donald Trump struggles to push through health care reform, his administration has successfully withdrawn hundreds of Obama-era regulations, according to the latest federal regulatory agenda. Full Story....Here

by THE EDITORS (National Review)

Attorney General Jeff Sessions should reconsider his plan to expand the use of civil asset forfeiture in the service of the so-called war on drugs. If he fails to do so, Congress should reconsider it for him ,indeed, Congress ought to act on asset-forfeiture reform irrespective of the attorney generals views on the matter. Full Story....Here

Bruce Ashford

In recent days, college students have shouted down, pepper-sprayed, punched, and otherwise shut down the campus guests whose ideas they considered offensive.

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Unless we want this depressing trend to continue indefinitely until free speech has been shuttered not only on university campuses, but in coffee shops, churches, and public squares ”Americans must make anew the case for free speech. Full Story....Here

By Daren Jonescu

(Spoiler Alert: If you find slavery or infanticide disturbing, you may be too squeamish to read further.)

A perfect crystallization of the full heart and soul of socialized or "single payer" health care is on display in the story of Charlie Gard, a ten-month-old infant with a life-threatening genetic condition, and his parents, Chris and Connie, whose desperate efforts to save their child have been diverted, and finally thwarted, first by the British government and now by an entity with the perfectly Orwellian name "European Court of Human Rights." Full Story....Here

by Mark Steyn

Apologies to all my readers: Last week I carelessly wrote about President Trump's Warsaw speech as if the words therein corresponded to the definitions ascribed to them by Oxford, Webster's or any other English dictionary. My mistake. Apparently the plain meaning of the words is entirely irrelevant. Because the words aren't words per se, they're "dog whistles": Full bore Mark Steyn snark....Here