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Voter Education

Issues of ‘Monumental Significance’ Before State Lawmakers this Year

By M.H. Cavanaugh Christian Action League January 26, 2023 On Wednesday, lawmakers returned from their brief two-week break to start the Long Session’s work in earnest, typically lasting from January to the middle of July. “This will likely be a hectic and challenging session for the Christian Action League,” said Rev. Mark Creech, the League’s […]

Filed Under: Featured, Voter Education Tagged With: Abortion, Gov. Roy Cooper, heartbeat bill, medical marijuana, Rev. Mark Creech, Roe v Wade, SB 3: NC Compassionate Care Act, Sen. Bill Rabon, Sen. MIchael Lee, Sen. Paul Lowe, Sen. Phil Berger, Sen. Robert Rieves, Sen. Sydney Batch, Sen. Tim Moore, Sports Gambling

Don’t Trust in Princes

By Jeff Larson, The Back Pew “I was a Democrat in my early years as a pastor. Several years later, I moved over to the Republican camp. I changed my registration because Republicans, I believed, better reflected than Democrats a commitment to Judeo-Christian values. Now I am beginning to see key Republicans drifting away from […]

Filed Under: Cartoons, Voter Education Tagged With: Democrat, Jeff Larson, princes, republic, Republican, Rev. Mark Creech, The Back Pew

Election Results: Senate Republicans have Supermajority, House Republicans one Seat Shy, Republican Judges Win Big

By L.A. Williams Christian Action League November 10, 2022 While Republican efforts to gain a veto-proof supermajority in both chambers of the North Carolina Legislature fell short on Tuesday, the GOP did make significant gains, especially in the Senate and in the judiciary. For the first time since 2016, Republicans have the majority of seats […]

Filed Under: Featured, Voter Education Tagged With: AJ Same Ervin Jr., Alma Adams, Buck Newton, Cheri Beasley, Chris Humphrey, Chuck Edwards, Dan Bishop, Danny Brit, David Rouzer, Deborah Ross, Diane Wheatley, Don Davis, Donna Stroud, election, Erin Pare, Frank Sossaman, Greg Murphy, Jeff Jackson, Jeff Zenger, John Bradford, John Faircloth, John Tyson, Jon Hardister, Judge Lucy Inman, Judge Richard Dietz, Julie Tate Flood, Kathy Manning, L.A. Williams, Michael Stading, Neal Jackson, Patrick McHenry, Rev. Mark Creech, Richard Burr, Richard Hudson, Sen. Bobby Hanig, Speaker Tim Moore, supermajority, Ted Budd, Ted Davis, Tom McInnis, Trey Allen, Valerie Foushee, Valerie Jordan, Viginia Foxx, Wiley Nickel

Go Vote!

By Jeff Larson, The Back Pew “A democracy, – that is a government of all the people, by all the people, for all the people; of course, a government of the principles of eternal justice, the unchanging law of God; for shortness sake, I will call it the idea of freedom.”                                                       -Thomas Parker, The […]

Filed Under: Cartoons, Voter Education Tagged With: Jeff Larson, Rev. Mark Creech, The Back Pew, Thomas Parker, Vote

Could 40 Million Non-Voting Christians Save America by Doing Their Civic Duty?

By Michael Nedderman Christian Action League November 4, 2022 Billy Graham defined the problem: “Bad politicians are elected by good people who don’t vote.” Sadly, about 40 million Christians don’t take the threat of the systemic Marxism infecting our society through today’s Democratic Party seriously enough to even vote (see this also). And 15 million […]

Filed Under: Featured, Voter Education Tagged With: Billy Graham, Declaration of Independence, Democratic Party, marxism, Michael Nedderman, The Western Journal, Vote

Why I Won’t Vote for a Democrat this Election

By Rev. Mark Creech Christian Action League October 26, 2022 By the time most people have read this article, there will be less than ten days before the mid-term elections. Early voting started in North Carolina on Thursday, October 20. And, while news reports are saying early voting turnout nationally continues to climb past the […]

Filed Under: Featured, Rev. Creech's Commentary, Voter Education Tagged With: Abortion, Democrat, FDR, JFK, LGBTQ, Republican, Rev. Mark Creech, Tulsi Gabbard, Wayne Grudem

Recent SCOTUS Decisions that Could Impact North Carolinians for Generations

By Peyton Majors Christian Action League June 24, 2022 From school choice to voter ID, the U.S. Supreme Court tackled multiple issues in recent weeks that could impact North Carolinians for generations. Here is a brief overview of three notable cases: Court Sides with School Choice in Maine Case In a 6-3 decision, the justices […]

Filed Under: Featured, Voter Education Tagged With: AG Josh Stein, Berger v. North Carolina State Conference of the NAACP, Boston, Carson v. Makin, Chief Justice John Roberts, Christian flag, Harold Shurtleff, Justice Amy Barrett, Justice Brett Kavanaugh, Justice Clarence Thomas, Justice Neil Gorsuch, Justice Samuel Alito, Justice Stephen Breyer, Peyton Majors, Phil Berger, Rev. Mark Creech, School Choice, SCOTUS, Shurtleff v. Boston, Tim Moore, voter ID

Primary Election: Turnout Up, Budd and Edwards Win, State Races, and Surprises

By L.A. Williams and Hunter Hines Christian Action League May 19, 2022 The most closely watched race of North Carolina’s primary election on Tuesday yielded perhaps the most predictable outcome for a chance at the U.S. Senate seat to be vacated by Republican Richard Burr. Republicans chose Trump-endorsed Congressman Ted Budd, while Democrats gave a […]

Filed Under: Featured, Voter Education Tagged With: ABC Committee, Brian Biggs, Cherie Beasley, Deanna Ballard, Donna Stroud, E.C. Sykes, HUnter Hines, Jasmine Beach-Ferrara, L.A. Williams, Michael Bitzer, Michael Stading, Pat Hurley, Pat McCrory, Pres. Trump, Ralph Hise, Rep. Ben Moss, Rep. David Rouzer, Rep. Jamie Boles, Rep. Madison Cawthorn, Rep. Richard Hudson, Rev. Mark Creech, Sen. Bob Steinburg, Sen. Buck Newton, Sen. Chuck Edwards, Sen. Jim Burgin, Sen. Kirk Deviere, Sen. Norman Sanderson, Sen. Phil Berger, Sen. Richard Burr, Sen. Thom Tillis, Ted Budd, Trey Allen, Val Applewhite, Wesley Meredith

Supreme Court Ruling on District Voting Maps Draws Equal Ire

By L.A. Williams Christian Action League February 24, 2022 Two out of three voting maps drawn by state lawmakers won approval from a three-judge Superior Court panel Wednesday, but the trio rejected the Legislature’s Congressional map, instead imposing a version created by an unelected “Special Masters” committee. The ruling drew equal ire from N.C. House […]

Filed Under: Featured, Voter Education Tagged With: Gov. Roy Cooper, Justice William Patterson, L.A. Williams, Rev. Mark Creech, Sen. Phil Berger, Speaker Tim Moore, Special Masters, voting map

Three Staunch Advocates for Christian Values Not Running Again for Re-election

By Hunter Hines Christian Action League January 12, 2022 RALEIGH – Three legislators in the North Carolina House who are staunch advocates for Christian values and, therefore, good friends of the Christian Action League have said they will not be running for re-election in 2022. Those lawmakers are Rep. Pat McElraft (R-Carteret), Rep. Allen McNeill […]

Filed Under: Featured, Voter Education Tagged With: ABC, Abortion, Carteret County, cockfighting, Gov. Roy Cooper vetoed, HB 2, HB 229, HB 453, HUnter Hines, midterm elections, Moore County, Pro-Life, Randolph County, Rep. Allen McNeil, Rep. Larry Pittman, Rep. Pat McElraft, Rev. Mark Creech

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