By Ryan Walters | June 27th, 2017 at 5:47 pm
Filed Under: Contributor, Feature Stories, Federal Government, Insurance, Mississippi PEP, Obamacare, Opinion, Politics, Republican, Roger Wicker, Ryan Walters, Taxes, US Congress
Roger Wicker’s support of this terrible bill is yet another betrayal of Republican promises and conservative principles.
By Grant Callen | June 26th, 2017 at 4:38 pm
Filed Under: Charter Schools, Christianity, Civil Rights, Contributor, Education, Empower Mississippi, Faith, Feature Stories, Federal Government, Grant Callen, Influencing Institutions, Inspirational, Liberty, Mississippi PEP, National, Opinion, Politics, Principles of Freedom, Religion, School Choice
Today the United States Supreme Court delivered a victory for school choice in ruling that the government cannot deny a neutral benefit to an organization simply because they are religious.
By Bryan Fischer | June 26th, 2017 at 9:59 am
Filed Under: Bryan Fischer, Contributor, Faith, Feature Stories, Federal Government, Influencing Institutions, Liberty, Mississippi PEP, National, Opinion, Politics, Principles of Freedom
Seventy years of this type of misbegotten and skewed jurisprudence is 70 years too many. May Justice Kennedy enjoy a long and peaceful retirement, and may it begin immediately if not sooner.
By MississippI PEP Staff | June 25th, 2017 at 7:43 am
Filed Under: Chris McDaniel, Christianity, Civil Rights, Contributor, Culture, Ethics, Faith, Feature Stories, Federal Government, Gay Rights, Governor, Immorality, Influencing Institutions, Inspirational, Keith Plunkett, Leadership, Liberty, Mississippi, Mississippi PEP, MS State Government, News, Opinion, Politics, Principles of Freedom, Religion, Virtue
The Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals reversed a lower federal court’s decision to strike down House Bill 1523, allowing the law to take effect. The ruling was that the original plaintiffs challenging House Bill 1523 lacked standing, because they “have not shown an injury-in-fact caused by HB 1523.”
That’s exactly what these four articles published over a year ago on MississippiPEP.com explained.
By John Whitehead | June 18th, 2017 at 7:03 am
Filed Under: Civil Rights, Contributor, Culture, Ethics, Feature Stories, History, Influencing Institutions, Liberty, Mississippi PEP, National, Opinion, Principles of Freedom
we’ve allowed ourselves to be persuaded that we need someone else to think and speak for us. The result is a society in which we’ve stopped debating among ourselves, stopped thinking for ourselves, and stopped believing that we can fix our own problems and resolve our own differences.
By Bryan Fischer | June 15th, 2017 at 12:37 pm
Filed Under: Bryan Fischer, Contributor, Culture, Ethics, Feature Stories, Immorality, Mississippi PEP, National, Opinion, Politics
As conservatives, we believe that change comes through ballots, not bullets. There is no place in our society for vigilante justice in political matters – or any other matter – and we must resolve as a culture to settle our political disputes the old-fashioned way: using reason, persuasion, and the vote.
By Keith Plunkett | June 7th, 2017 at 4:41 pm
Filed Under: AFP-Mississippi, Campaign Finance, Contributor, Culture, Elections, Endorsement, Ethics, Feature Stories, Inspirational, Keith Plunkett, Legislature, Mississippi, Mississippi PEP, Mississippi State House, Mississippi State Senate, MS State Government, Politics, Progressivism, Public Service, Republican, Russ Latino, Social Justice, Taxes
The kitchen door is open. If you can be open and accountable enough to answer some questions, listen to some doubts, and take a little bit of heat without resorting to a tantrum then you’re welcome to come on in. If you’re selling something that isn’t what you say it is, try another sucker.
I was born at night, but it wasn’t last night.
By Ryan Walters | May 28th, 2017 at 6:22 am
Filed Under: Civil Rights, Contributor, Feature Stories, Federal Government, History, Liberty, Mississippi, Mississippi PEP, Opinion, Progressivism, Race, Ryan Walters, Social Justice, State Flag
By today’s standards, Abraham Lincoln, the “Great Emancipator” with a massive temple monument in Washington with Lincoln sitting atop a throne, was a racist, far removed from the image that academic historians have painted of him.
By Keith Plunkett | May 26th, 2017 at 6:12 am
Filed Under: Contributor, Culture, Ethics, Feature Stories, Governor, History, Keith Plunkett, Law Enforcement, Legislature, Mississippi, Mississippi PEP, Mississippi State House, MS State Government, Opinion, Politics
This law doesn’t protect any monument from being moved. It spreads the authority in confusing ways into a labyrinth of bureaucracy, enough to make it more difficult for citizens to determine which entity and what level of government is actually responsible.
By Keith Plunkett | May 23rd, 2017 at 4:05 pm
Filed Under: Contributor, Culture, David Baria, Feature Stories, History, Inspirational, Keith Plunkett, Leadership, Legislature, Liberty, Mississippi, Mississippi PEP, Mississippi State House, Opinion, Politics, Progressivism, Race, Social Justice, State Flag, Virtue
“We should all keep studying history and working to best serve one another in the present where God has planted us. If we do that then the future will take care of itself. That is something that takes honest dialogue not the vogue in these socially and politically volatile times.” State Rep. Karl Oliver ignited […]
