President Obama has launched a new initiative to crack down on capitalist tax cheats…even though Obama did his very best to fill his administration with every tax cheat he could find.

Why are we even having the marriage debate in court at all? After all, California has had this debate twice already–and rejected counterfeit marriage. This case is filled with a lot of emotionalism, but cases are supposed to be decided on the facts and the evidence, not on how someone feels about this or that.

Conservatives are hailing Tuesday’s election upset in Massachusetts and citing it as evidence that Americans are frustrated and want change. Scott Brown won a Senate seat in Massachusetts, becoming the first Republican to win a Senate race in the Bay State since 1972.

MSNBC’s Mika Brzezinski has admitted what most journalists will insist is not true and does not exist: liberal media bias.

Two prominent leaders of the separation of church and state debate recently argued whether it is “alarming” that a self-described para-church ministry has received millions in government funds for its drug treatment program. Teen Challenge, an evangelical Christian recovery program, is at the center of a “church and state” debate.

Bringing live updates from multiple news sources of the Massachusetts U.S. Senate race between Scott Brown and Martha Coakley. [liveblog]1[/liveblog]

The Boston Globe called the Massachusetts U.S. Senate election for Martha Coakley over Scott Brown by 50%-49%…eight hours before the polls close. Was this a glitch in the website…or has someone “determined” how the election is going to turn out?

A number of studies have shown that pre-K just doesn’t provide the bang for the buck, and several studies have found negative behavioral consequences for children who are placed in such programs. Yet liberals aren’t about to allow things like facts, logic and reality get in the way of their desire to separate children from their parents at an earlier age. So it is timely that a study on the Head Start program has just been released from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.

Election day in Massachusetts’ seems to be getting off to a Leftist start–you know, one with illegal activity going on in the open. Liberals have already telegraphed to us their desire to play fast and loose with the law, with rough-and-tumble politics, desires to vote multiple times, and to buy votes. Can the will of the people prevail in this important election today?

Have you (as a patriotic, freedom-loving American) ever wondered how Americans could elect corrupt leaders who make it fairly obvious even in their campaigns and through their records that they don’t understand or don’t care about the U.S. Constitution? There is a one-word explanation: ignorance.

A look behind the scenes of the trial of marriage, the Proposition 8 trial in California.

Bellweather polling conducted over the weekend finds Republican Scott Brown blasting ahead to double-digit leads over Democrat Martha Coakley. In fact, a Rassmussen poll finds a double-digit lead among all Americans who are pulling for Brown. Are the Democrats days in power in congress numbered?

Chai Feldblum, President Obama’s nominee for the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, not only believes “sexual liberty” trumps religious freedom, she believes religious beliefs that run counter to politically correct dogma should not be tolerated.

We aren’t engaged in a debate we’re in a war. Slick talk may win debates but when it comes to wars actions speak louder than words and if our leaders won’t talk the talk how can they possibly walk the walk?

Ominous developments in America have been a long time coming, in part precipitated by “we the people”—a citizenry that has been asleep at the wheel for too long. And while there have been wake-up calls, we have failed to heed the warnings. We have lost our moral compass. A growing number of our young people now see no meaning or purpose in life. And we no longer have a sense of right and wrong or a way to hold the government accountable.

Martha Coakley made it clear in a recent interview that she doesn’t consider the dictates of conscience relevant–at least not when it stands in the way of a health care worker assisting in an abortion. But the founders of our nation considered conscience a sacred thing, not to be violated.

”Global Warming: The Other Side” hosted by John Coleman, founder of the Weather Channel, gives you some of the history of the theory of man-made global warming. You will also hear from scientists who don’t believe in it, and how data is being manipulated and even ignored in order to get people to believe in AGW.

The best of the best at Dakota Voice last week, including: Prop 8 Trial: Democracy at Stake; Avatar Environmentalists Suicidal After Watching Movie; Sarah Palin Makes Debut on Fox News; Scott Brown Surges in the Race for Massachusetts; Time to Counter ‘Bait and Switch Christianity’; Media Make Themselves Look Stupid Trying to Bash Sarah Palin; and more!

President Obama proclaimed Jan. 16 as Religious Freedom Day in the United States in commemoration of a statute passed by America’s forefathers that declared freedom of religion as a natural right of all humanity.

The Texas State Board of Education has delayed its first vote on a new social studies curriculum that would examine America’s Christian heritage and the role of Christianity in the foundation of our nation.

The testimony Friday demonstrated why the Proposition 8 case should not be in federal court and should rather be left to debate in the public square. The voters of California had this debate in the fall of 2008, and a solid majority, more than 7 million Californians, wisely decided to add a marriage protection amendment to the state constitution.

Hundreds of Salvation Army volunteers in the United States have spent the last few days preparing and packing one million ready-to-eat meals to send to survivors of the Haiti earthquake.

Leftist radio talker Ed Schultz said on his show “I’d cheat to keep these b@&*#!?$ out.” Schultz made it clear that he would definitely employ as much voter fraud as possible to keep an opponent from winning.

Religious and legal experts who usually find themselves on opposite sides of the religious expression in public square debate issued an unprecedented consensus statement this week that details what the current law says about religion in public life.

No matter how he tries to spin it, the legislation that Senator Nelson voted for does not contain unequivocal language barring federally-funded abortions. It’s bad enough that he–along with senators from other states also receiving sweetheart deals in exchange for their votes on the bill–is willing to stick the rest of the American taxpayers with a financial burden that should be shared equitably by all states. What’s more reprehensible is that he was willing to abandon his longstanding position as an advocate for the unborn in exchange for political pork.