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by Diane Rufino, April 13, 2010 Young adults often wonder what their rights are in the public school system with respect to religion. On the one hand there is the First Amendment right to religion itself (free exercise and the … Continue reading →

by Diane Rufino, April 26, 2011 People don’t like the healthcare bill for many reasons – such as its cost, its mandate to buy insurance, its centralization of power in Washington, and its likelihood to bankrupt the country. But Dr. … Continue reading →

by Diane Rufino, March 12, 201 Background: The Constitution was written for those in whose name it was cast – “We the People.” Why was it written for the People? As the Preamble explains, it was written so that people … Continue reading →

As you all know from the news, we are living in very scary times. Things haven’t been this bad in a very long time, and perhaps 2012 is a self-fulfilling prophecy. • People are rioting in the streets in nations … Continue reading →

        by Diane Rufino, Jan. 12, 2010   On Saturday, January 8th, the country witnessed a tragic and horrific act of violence. Six innocent individuals were killed at a shopping center in Tucson, Arizona – Christina-Taylor Green … Continue reading →

by Diane Rufino, Jan. 3, 2010 Socialized health care has always conjured up the fear of rationed health care to those deemed of lower social value, such as the elderly and the disabled (but not necessarily criminals and predators, of … Continue reading →

by Diane Rufino, Dec. 15, 2010 Back in October, I received an email from Patriot Update which listed the 11 enemies of “Life” in the U.S. Congress – those who voted for, or supported – the largest expansion of taxpayer-funded … Continue reading →

by Diane Rufino, Sept. 13, 2010 In 1787, a group of brilliant Americans met in Philadelphia with the task of setting up a government to effectively manage a union of independent and sovereign states. What they gave us would lay … Continue reading →

I went to Glenn Beck’s Restoring Honor Rally two weeks ago, and then got right back into my van and drove back up to Washington D.C. for the 9/12 Rally. Beck told me to pick up my stick and I … Continue reading →

        By Diane Rufino Glenn Beck had a dream. He thought that if Americans can unite in order to restore honor to our nation, it would be the first step in taking our country back and taking … Continue reading →