The release of Robert Mueller’s finding that Donald Trump didn’t collude with Russia should settle a question his critics -- and, quietly, some of his allies -- have asked repeatedly over the last two years: Why was he acting so guilty?
For those who have bought into the cult-like narrative that everything that President Trump does is bad, everyone that supports him is bad and everyone that doesn’t support him is good, today is your day of reckoning. Get out of your echo chamber, do some self-reflection.
No one’s mind has been changed as a result of Attorney General Barr’s memo. The only solution that can provide “complete vindication” is releasing the full report.
President Trump and his family and those under the special counsel’s scrutiny were no doubt relieved that our long national nightmare was finally over. But is it?
What happened this weekend revealed the sorry status of hearts all across America, which were revealed to treasure politics above all else — a false idol that when worshipped will produce nothing but disappointment, anger, fear, sadness, and hopelessness.
There are no figures in the Trump campaign that colluded with Russia – but there were at least five in the Obama administration who helped push the bogus narratives of collusion and obstruction, and they have plenty of questions to answer.
Our committee spent six years being told by the Obama White House that they would consider our lawful requests – before denying them. The Trump White House by comparison is a model of cooperation.
People often ask me, “Pastor, why do Christians care so much about Israel?” What is it about this tiny Middle Eastern country about the size of New Jersey that makes it so significant to our Christian faith? There are three primary reasons that Christians care about Israel.