Tag Archives: Bill Clinton

Affirmative Action for Homosexuals

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Another part of the political agenda of the homosexual movement is the strategy to paint themselves as disadvantaged in need of protection and the target of extremist “hate” groups. In May, 1998, President Clinton bypassed Congress and the American people by signing an Executive Order that places homosexuals, bisexuals, and the “transgendered” in a specially protected category for consideration in federal government jobs and promotions. This was basically an alternative way for the president to implement, without congressional approval, the … Continue reading →

Bill Clinton and His Values

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The spiritual values contained in Biblical Christianity (honesty, integrity, purity, love for God, respect for oneself and others, etc.) are the values that make for strong lives, strong families, strong churches, and strong societies. Economist Warren Brookes said, The spiritual values [Christians and Jews] celebrate are universal and fundamental, and without them, even the most conceptually efficient economic system will fail. Democracy itself could disappear into tyranny. After all, economic activity is about the adding of value. But in its … Continue reading →

Bill Clinton’s False Spirituality

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Despite his rift with millions of evangelicals over the issue of abortion and gay rights, President Clinton still considers himself a Southern Baptist who takes his Christian faith seriously. “I don’t think I could do my job as President,” Clinton said, “much less continue to try to grow as a person in the absence of my faith in God and my attempt to learn more about what it should be and grow. It provides a solace and support in the … Continue reading →

Bill Clinton’s View of the Economy

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Apparently the American people agreed with Bill Clinton’s socialist views on the economy and voted to re-elect him because they believed he would continue to reduce the deficit and bring our economy back into line. A favorite question Clinton asked during his re-election campaign was, “Are you better off now than you were four years ago?” The better question that should have been asked is, “Is America better off now than it was four years ago?” The first question is … Continue reading →

Bogus Deficit Reduction

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Bill Clinton claimed the deficit was reduced more than since the Civil War and that his balanced budget would protect Medicare, Medicaid, education and the environment. On the surface it might appear he reduced the deficit, but the problem was the deceptive way Clinton accomplished this “sleight of hand” deficit reduction. It’s called “cooking the books.” You see, the government keeps two sets of books… One set showed the rosy picture Clinton wanted to paint for the American public. The … Continue reading →

The United Nations

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Less than 20 years after the Council on Foreign Relations (CFR) was founded, World War II had arrived and once that war was over, America was ready to join “the League of Nations.” America sat down in San Francisco with Alger Hiss, a charter member of the CFR whose sympathy with communism cannot be denied, and joined the United Nations, the successor to the League of Nations. The U.N. constitution is a Marxist socialist paradigm. The U.N. Charter and constitution is … Continue reading →

Political Campaign Finance Reform

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Democratic Fund-Raising Bill Clinton, Al Gore and the Democrat National Committee (DNC) repeatedly violated existing campaign finance laws and degraded the White House by using access to the president and the office of the presidency as a fund-raising device for a political campaign. According to a document released in December 1996, (dated 3/6/96 from the DNC’s Office of Asian Pacific Affairs), the White House was aware of and a major participant in the DNC fund-raising effort. The memo read: “Administration … Continue reading →

Is Homosexuality a Civil Right?

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When I first wrote on this topic over 20 years ago, all these efforts to advance the homosexual agenda were only a dream in the minds of godless liberals and scoffed at as some crazy conspiracy theory.  Well, it’s no conspiracy theory any more… today, it’s mostly reality. The National Gay and Lesbian Task Force, the National Organization of Women, and the Democrat Party, serve to advance the homosexual agenda in American society. And while many of the people in … Continue reading →

Partial Birth Abortion

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Intact Dilation and Evacuation The partial-birth abortion procedure is used after 20 weeks (4 1/2 months) of pregnancy — often to six months, seven months, and even later. Critics have characterized Partial Birth Abortion as an unnecessarily brutal act that no one should tolerate. “You wouldn’t treat an animal this way,” Judiciary Committee Chairman Henry J. Hyde, R-Ill., one of the House’s foremost abortion opponents, said during floor debate. Charles T. Canady, R-Fla., the bill’s chief sponsor, said the procedure … Continue reading →

How Bill Clinton Changed America

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As we bid farewell to what has been called “the Century of America,” our society is in the midst of a moral and cultural crisis unlike any time in its history. Over the past several decades, our nation has witnessed dramatic changes. After two world wars, the Great Depression, the Korean conflict, and the Vietnam War, American culture had begun to shift-a little here, a little there. Although the shifts proved significant, most went unnoticed at the time. By the … Continue reading →

The Legacy of Bill Clinton

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William Jefferson Clinton President of the United States (1993 – 2001) – Democrat Bill Clinton promised as President that his would be the “most ethical administration in the history of the country.” As you explore the pages of this website, you can decide for yourself whether he lived up to that promise. The atmosphere of the Clinton administration from the beginning was generally one of usurpation and departure from constitutional compliance holding themselves above the law. Not even the FBI … Continue reading →