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This post is a prime example of the basis for this issue - the bigotry displayed by liberals toward people of faith, especially southern Christians. We've seen this PornHub map before, and as Xiggi pointed out, it in no way proves religious people in the Bible Belt are the largest consumers of...

You have a point - it's usually based on emotion and fantasy, not facts. Read the above article Muttly posted for another perspective. The homosexual community is not being threatened with denial of their civil rights. Their militants are a noisy minority trying to impose their political agenda...

This whole IN uproar is not about denying gay rights - it's about labeling the Republicans in a red state as bigots, haters, radical right wingers, etc. in preparation for the upcoming elections. Pence had been mentioned occasionally as a darkhorse candidate for the GOP nomination, so he makes a...

The Washing Post (a BLOG?) is not exactly a champion of conservative causes. Did you even read the article? You obviously don't have any grasp of the language and intent of ANY of the RFRA laws, including the Federal legislation. The squealing from the liberal wackos about this so-called anti...

While all this outrage is being directed toward IN, what about the 19 other states that have virtually the same law in place? http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/the-fix/wp/2015/03/27/19-states-that-have-religious-freedom-laws-like-indianas-that-no-one-is-boycotting/ Of course nothing is being...

"... the facts don't paint the actual picture..." Now that's downright ROTFLMAO funny right there, but not surprising since it's the usual liberal position to ignore the FACTS when they aren't in sync with their agenda. Only the objection of the vocal minority counts, not the will of the vast...

For those of us who remember her years in the White House with Slick Willie, Hillary's missing emails should be no more surprising than were the Rose law firm billing records. But like those billing records, the emails will show up somewhere just like Rose documents did on the 3d floor of the...

The state of Indiana is solidly conservative and Republican, with that party holding not only the Governor's office but also the legislature by considerable majorities; they have a 71-29 majority in the state Senate and a 40-10 majority in the state House. Facts are stubborn things...

I'm still waiting to see what happens when a Muslim owned bakery refuses to cater the wedding of a Jewish lesbian couple; or perhaps what happens when a gay Muslim couple wants to have their wedding in a US mosque. Would adherence to religious beliefs prevail in these instances?

The people elect the representatives who write and pass the legislation. Therefore it should come as no great surprise that laws like this would be passed in Indiana (see OP). Of course it will be challenged like the same sex marriage ban legislation that was passed in many other states, so...

Maybe the sensible thing to do would be to wait a few months to see how the aftermath of this legislation plays out instead of responding with a knee-jerk reaction to the noisy minority and their willing accomplices in the MSM. Most of IN is conservative, as has been proven in recent elections -...

Nice job of parroting the liberal talking points - all of which are wrong. What liberals always conveniently fail to mention is that Obama extended the Bush tax cuts for two years to continue economic stimulation. This happened because the Bush tax cuts actually benefited the middle class more...

Contradictory concepts - you can't "point and shoot" unless you "get good at it". You can't defend yourself with a firearm - especially a handgun - unless you learn how to use it and develop an acceptable level of proficiency. There are plenty of facilities these days available to firearm...

Hard to believe it took this long

In IDPA alone, membership was listed at the end of 2014 at exceeding 25,000 and growing at about 900 new members per month. 83% of these members had concealed carry permits. In this day and age, most people who invest $600 on average for a firearm purchase are not going to just put it in a...

Agreed. However all these problems are inter-related; with the staggering increase of deficit spending, increasing the national debt and smothering private industry with excessive taxes and govt regulations there can be no significant private sector growth which creates better-paying, full time...

Here's an instance where an "armed citizen" could have defended himself against three little thugs who were bored and decided to rob somebody. Now he's dead, leaving a wife and teenage daughter. Of course this hasn't made the national news since maybe "white lives don't matter". Wonder if this...

New look is great - kudos to all! Now if I can just figure out how to navigate it.

The second article makes a couple of good points and misrepresents a couple of others. First of all, no matter how high the level of training and experience with any kind of weapon(s) and defense tactics one is subject to being ambushed in close range or from a distance. Sometimes the best we...

I find it highly amusing that those who heartily endorse Elizabeth Warren as a viable and inspiring possible candidate for POTUS ridicule Ted Cruz, disregarding the fact that Warren is farther left on the political spectrum than Cruz is on the right. The problem with Cruz is that he's a...