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Local leaders have a chance to stop the lawlessness instead of watching as rioters in their grief and anger destroy neighborhoods.

The thug charged in the murder of George Floyd does not speak for me. Neither do the rioters on our city streets. So who does?

George Floyd is a martyr. His death is more than a tragic incident on the streets of Minneapolis, it is emblematic of a traumatic and abusive 401-year relationship. 

The statement by President Trump that the United States will designate Antifa as a terrorist group is an important one.

There is another invisible disease afflicting our country, and that disproportionally impacts African-Americans. This disease is the insidious systemic racism that killed George Floyd on Memorial Day.

Republicans and Democrats in the Senate are unifying around three infrastructure bills to fix America’s highways, ports and water systems.

The action would permit the surveillance of Americans in the absence of probable cause.

Liberal agitators don’t care about Stephanie and the poor urban communities that have been destroyed in the four-day orgy of self-congratulatory violence they sanctioned.

Racism continues to claim American lives, and we seem no closer to a cure than we are to finding a vaccine for COVID-19. 

For most of Donald Trump’s brief political career, chaos has been his friend.

It was Rosenstein who presided over the special counsel investigation of President Trump, all the while conspiring behind the scenes to overthrow him.

“Green Light” is an appropriate name because this law gives illegal aliens a green light to disrespect our immigration laws and our sovereignty. 

The fear of police among black and brown people can be puzzling to whites who find comfort in the famous “Thin Blue Line” between them and criminals. 

Judging a person according to skin color is an ancient sin. For that reason, God gave this ancient solution. 

I drove through my hometown, Minneapolis, over the weekend, and what I saw resembled more the war-torn places I’ve been in overseas than the white-collar city I know. 

The unarmed Minneapolis man who was killed with a cop’s knee in his neck seemed light years away as my neighborhood, and then my intersection, and then my apartment filled with smoke Saturday night.  

Our nation is badly in need of racial reconciliation and healing, and it begins by listening and working to understand the concerns of our neighbors.

The conversion of Norma McCorvey, the Jane Roe of Roe v Wade, to a pro-life position and to faith in Christ, was no act.  

God understands us better than we understand ourselves; only He truly knows our full potential.

At the root of our current crisis, and the reason for the madness is our sin and our failure to see that all people are made in God’s image.