President Trump is pushing to keep his campaign promises.

For those of you who think voter fraud isn't real, have you ever run for local office? Every single vote counts. Many races are won or lost by less than 200 votes. It matters! Why not make sure our votes are securely cast?

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Comedian Brad Stine calls political correctness a CANCER! The wussification of America is killing this country.

Seeking God is the only rational idea there is.

Brad decided to do comedy differently. Keeping it clean. Then doors opened to be a guest speaker in churches doing comedy. And his Christian comedy became a ministry to reach unbelievers.

If you're a true, Constitutional American and someone says you're not being politically correct, your response should be "THANK YOU for the compliment!"

The only enemy you'll ever have is LYING! Truth demands you live by a specific virtue, and liars hate that.

Americans are so stupid, they've not taught themselves critical thinking.

The truth is supposed to offend you if you don't have it. It's supposed to pierce your conscience to bring you in line with God's word.

I don't know any conservative Christian whose first choice for President was Trump. But he's the first guy in a long time who showed the power of the truth. He just kept telling the truth, no matter how unpopular or how much he was attacked.

Talking about transgender rights. If you believe in liberty, you've been given the right to live in a fantasy. But I also have the liberty not to go there with you.

Brad Stine has been called “God’s Comic.” His comedy style is “frantic, aggressive, and caustic, with echoes of Robin Williams, Sam Kinison, and George Carlin, who is his comedy hero.” (The New Yorker magazine.) He is the most media-covered Christian comedian in the country. He has been featured in The New York Times, Christian Science Monitor, Los Angeles Times, Wall Street Journal, and USA Today, as well NBC Nightly News, HBO, Showtime, CNN, Glenn Beck, Hannity and Colmes, NPR’S Fresh Air, ABC Nightline, MTV, and Comedy Central. He has had material published in Readers Digest and Focus on the Family magazine.