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>> look, this is why people hate politics because we compare it to sports and theres winners and losers and any which way to win. the fact of the matter is, youve got to win, and i think as much as people might get angry at it, youve got to win, right, so people can be moral, people can be highbrow about it but at the end of the day, the democrats will be in a better place . >> theres no room for morality and politics. >> well, it was a morally bankrupt decision to take but, it is one that paid ...

Is been a motivating issue for republican voters, and therefore an important campaign issue that republican candidates have run on. on the other side, democrats have been more hesitant to embrace abortion rights as a central issue. in fact, look at this headline from april. democrats divided on saying the word abortion. according to the washington post, democrats felt that it was too divisive, too easily made into a question of morality. to easily leveraged against them by their opponents. democ...

Repercussions at all. especially from banks and the federal government. it is a horrible way to live and will bankrupt the economy. >> the poor budgeting of the school systems and the like. the pension. >> of course. >> it begs the question and the problem with the programs is when you add in a touch of morality and it frustrates you to learn the dollars from your income, against your will, is footing the bill for someone to travel europe for the summer. thats frustrating. >> thats a great point...

Were attracted to and so i think he has a chance to really reach out to those third party voters, independent voters to talk to them about the agenda, what he has done for georgia and, yes, to point out the extreme nature, the lack of morality, the hypocrisy that surrounds herschel walker and i think one of the important things to look at is herschel walker is so close because the republican party surrounded him with support. my question for the future of the party is, the only way that theyre g...

Democrat john fetterman and his wife, giselle, voted in their home town of gradok, pennsylvania. who did you vote for? >> i voted for that guy. >> reporter the former mayor, who suffered a stroke in may, was dogged throughout the campaign by questions about his health. his opponent, celebrity doctor mehmet oz, cast his ballot this morning near philadelphia. >> we want less radicalism and more balance. >> reporter: the bitter, hard-fought race was the most expensive in the country. >> john fetter...

Deny individual liberty, private property rights, economic prosperity, civil society. the rule of law, what else? civil stability. economic predictability. national security. what else? the family. morality and faith, they are deniers all right, they want to impose their radical agenda on we the american people. if we dont accept it, they berate us. republican candidates on the contrary. they want to defend our country, we have fabulous candidates running for office, vast majority are not establ...

Deny individual liberty, private property rights, economic prosperity, civil society. the rule of law, what else? civil stability. economic predictability. national security. what else? the family. morality and faith, they are deniers all right, they want to impose their radical agenda on we the american people. if we dont accept it, they berate us. republican candidates on the contrary. they want to defend our country, we have fabulous candidates running for office, vast majority are not establ...

Dr. Rick Scarborough, Christian activist and founder of Recover America, joined Dr. Steven Hotze in the Oct. 31 episode of "The Dr. Hotze Report" on Brighteon.TV to discuss why having [...]

Extraordinary citizen movement that began with young women protesting the death of a 22-year-old kurdish woman who had dared to take off her head scarf, defying the religious morality police as theyre called in north korea. the demonstrations are in theyre seventh week. women and girls, their friends, they come into the streets, the regime has been unable to stop these protests. this is a serious one for the regime in tehran. >> i think back on the protests in history, the spring of prague, 1968...

During the Middle Ages, Bestiaries were manuscripts using allegories of animal lore to preach mankind’s virtues or vices, imposed on sculptures in churches.