The tragic assassination of Charlie Kirk at Utah Valley University in Orem, Utah, the horrific killings at Evergreen High School in Evergreen, Colorado, the murder of Iryna Zarutska in Charlotte, North Carolina, and the homicides at Annunciation Catholic Church in Minneapolis, Minnesota should lead every American to think about what is happening to our country.
We should pray for all of the victims and their families in this time of tragedy.
We should also pray for America as we endure this staggering shift toward evil violence.
In a sense, Kirk’s killing was the final straw in forcing me to think about the totality of this descent into violence and hate. Evil is rampant in our nation and world. It is nondiscriminatory and knows no bounds.
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President Donald J. Trump is trying to pressure Iran’s religiously inspired dictatorship to agree to a tough series of restrictions to get to a better economic future. - President Trump: Trust But Verify
Watching the dance between the Iranian religiously inspired dictatorship and the United States and its allies, I keep getting reminded of President Ronald Reagan’s adage “trust but verify.” - Helping China Win
This threat to American survival is so great that three steps must be taken immediately. - Too Much Ambiguity
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