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• May 6, 2014

  Is the Republican Party Ignoring Social Conservatives?

  Ahead of the 2014 midterm elections and 2016 presidential race, Republican candidates appear to be ignoring its social conservative base. Social conservatives believe this is a losing strategy.

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  May 3, 2014

  Some GOP Presidential Hopefuls Court Anti-Common Core Crowd Without Being Anti-Common Core 

  Common Core as an issue among potential Republican presidential contenders has become complicated as hopefuls seek to tap the energy of the anti-Common Core movement even though many of them still support the theory behind Common Core.

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  Apr 30, 2014

  Over 250 Evangelical Pastors Urge Immigration Reform on Capitol Hill

  Over 250 Evangelical pastors traveled Tuesday from 25 different states to Washington, D.C., to urge members of Congress to pass immigration reform based upon a set of six principles this year.

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  Apr 29, 2014

  Liberals, Democrats Need the Religious Left, New Brookings Report Argues

  A "Religious Left" movement will remain an essential component of the Progressive Movement in America, yet it will never be as important to liberalism as the Christian Right is to conservatism, a new Brookings Institution report by E. J. Dionne and William Galston argues.

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  Apr 25, 2014

  Immigration Reform Not Dead, Boehner Says; Over 200 Evangelical Pastors to Push House Republicans

  According to Thursday remarks by Speaker of the House John Boehner and an Evangelical Immigration Table spokesperson interviewed Friday by The Christian Post, immigration reform legislation could still pass Congress this year.

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  Apr 24, 2014

  58 Same-Sex Marriage Supporters Sign Statement Condemning Activists Who Ousted Mozilla CEO

  A group of 58 same-sex marriage supporters signed a public statement condemning the gay marriage activists who have sought to punish, rather than persuade, those who disagree with them.

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  Apr 24, 2014

  College Students With Involved Fathers 98 Percent More Likely to Graduate

  College students with fathers who were involved in their lives were 98 percent more likely to graduate than students with uninvolved fathers. This was one of the findings presented Wednesday by W. Bradford Wilcox at an American Enterprise Institute presentation, "Graduation day: How dads' involvement impacts higher education success."

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  Apr 23, 2014

  In Pro-Life Case Involving 'Obamacare' Abortion Funding, Supreme Court Has Free Speech Concerns

  An Ohio law that was used to stifle the political speech of a pro-life group appears in jeopardy Tuesday after the U.S. Supreme Court heard arguments in the case of Susan B. Anthony List vs. Driehaus.

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  Apr 23, 2014

  Charles Murray Pens 'Open Letter' to Azusa Pacific Students After President Postpones Invite

  Charles Murray, a political scientist at the American Enterprise Institute, posted "An open letter to the students of Azusa Pacific University" Tuesday after he received word from the Christian school's president that his Wednesday speech at the school was postponed until the fall semester.

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  Apr 17, 2014

  These Four Liberals Believe in Diversity, Tolerance

  Amid the recent epidemic of liberals behaving illiberally, some still support the liberal values of diversity, tolerance and open-mindedness.