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Watching the news these days is like watching a long-running soap opera. You can tune out for years, check back and discover that your favorite character is still dying or still having that baby.

The source of my aggravation? The casual assumption that there is a "Christian" position on the issue of sexual orientation and gender identity, an uncontroversial point of doctrine that all Christians share in common.

Who would have imagined that a national party, never mind the Republican Party, would be so opposed to finding any solution for the almost 12 million undocumented people already here that they would risk our national security during the dangerous time we are in now? Yet that's the reality of the GOP today, and it's our responsibility to hold them accountable.

When the people we entrust with our health and wellbeing use the term "retarded," they grant legitimacy to a word that has been deemed offensive by the culture at large. They cause harm to the very people they have pledged to heal.

This time around she's decided to offer up her wisdom on how the Republican Party ought to go about winning over Latino voters -- in her mind, by abandoning the effort altogether.

In Entebbe on August 9, more than one hundred LGBT Ugandans celebrated the first Pride Uganda since the Constitutional Court overturned the draconian Anti-Homosexuality Act (AHA) for being passed without a quorum.

What would be exceptional is if we looked at our border crisis as a humanitarian situation, and we reflected on our responsibility for helping fuel it in the first place. If we looked at it from the broader standpoint of what is compassionate, as opposed to the more narrower one of what is legal.

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I gather from the increasing hysteria of the feminists that Democrats are beginning to rebel at having a loser of a presidential candidate being foist upon them, in the person of Hillary Clinton.

Usually liberals have the decency to wait a few months after one of their rape fantasies collapses to start citing the case as unresolved it was a tie, the game was rained out, well never know what happened.

From the Duke lacrosse team, the Columbia mattress girl and the University of Virginia, the left has not been able to produce one actual rape on a college campus.

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When NBC Nightly News anchor Brian Williams crashed and burned over all the tall tales he had told, there must have been mirth in the hallways at ABC.

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Conservative author and columnist Ann Coulter on Monday night joined the conservative freak out about First Lady Michelle Obama's recent university commencement speech that touched on race in America.

Coulter appeared on the Fox News show Hannity and criticized Obama's speech, saying America has done "enough" to make up for slavery and that the first lady was "crying racism" by discussing challenges faced by black Americans.

Obama opened up about race during her speech Saturday to graduates of Tuskegee University in Alabama. She said that she and the President faced their own difficulties before coming to the White House and told students to expect "daily slights" and prejudice.

Coulter started her "Hannity" appearance by commending the other guests for their analysis of Obamas commencement speech.

But now were going to get the black perspective on this, Coulter said.

Is that yours? host Sean Hannity asked. With the blonde hair? Okay.

Coulter launched into a rant that included a reference to something she described as the "predator class," which, she said, mostly is attacking hardworking black people with jobs." She did not explain what she meant by those things.

Yes, America does owe black America for slavery, for the Democratic policies of Jim Crow, Coulter said. I think weve were making it up now. When, you know, youre getting admitted to Princeton when you cant read, is that enough yet?

It's unclear what Coulter's reference to Princeton was about. On Tuesday morning, another conservative commentator took to Fox News to say that the first lady, who graduated from Princeton University and Harvard Law School, was the beneficiary of "affirmative action" by attending the former.

On "Hannity," the host scoffed at the Princeton reference, telling Coulter that people have to be able to read to get into the university. But Coulter continued her rant.

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Fox News host Bill O'Reilly is less than impressed with the way Christian religious leaders in America are dealing with the "war on Christianity" being waged within the United States, and he is making no bones about telling the world why.

In his show, The O'Reilly Factor, the hostciteda recent survey which found that 54 per cent of respondents feel like their religious freedoms are being threatened in the US.

He said that even the common man understood the implication of recent challenges to the faith and althoughAmericans who stand up to gay marriage and abortion are being vilified in the media,leaders are still not being bolstered into action.

O' Reilly expressed frustration over the lack of unified action among religious leaders to defend the tenets of the Christian faith, which have received strong blows amid growing support for same sex marriage and ongoing debates about the religious freedom restoration act.

"It is very rare to see any high ranking Catholic cleric defending the faithful publicly. Protestants are a little bit better, but organised efforts to defend the Christian faith are rare. Therefore, the anti-religion people have a free fire zone to attack at will."

He continued: "There isn't an organised attempt as there is in the gay lobby, abortion women's reproductive rights lobby. You don't have anything on the Christian side."

Conservative commentator Ann Coulter, who was invited to discuss the topic on the show, was even more blunt in her assessment, calling the lack of unified representation for the faith an act of cowardice.

In areportby CBS News, Coulter said that in the face of challenges to the Christian faith, religious leaders have chosen to bask in image building exercises, rather than face up to their critics and actively fight for the position of the Church on key issues.

"The fact that these Christians would rather get praise from the 'New York Times' and Nicholas Kristof by changing bedpans of Ebola patients in Nigeria, rather than stand up to the 'New York Times' and fight against abortion, fight against these bullies... where are the Christians? And where are the Republicans?" Coulter said.

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