Daily Archives: May 17, 2012

Obama Will Say Anything to Get Votes

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While running for the Illinois state senate in 1996, Barack Obama responded to a questionnaire saying he favored legalizing homosexual “marriage” and wrote that he “would fight efforts to prohibit such marriages.” In 2004, he said he opposed homosexual “marriage,” based on his faith, and didn’t consider it a civil right.

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WATCH: Gospel Singer and Pastor Marvin Winans Punched, Kicked and Robbed In Detroit; SUV Stolen

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Pastor Marvin Winans’ SUV remains missing as of Thursday morning and so do the men who punched, kicked and robbed the famous gospel singer.

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WATCH: Michael Eric Dyson Apologizes for Calling Roland Martin, Jamal Bryant, and Sophia Nelson “Sexual Rednecks”

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President Barack Obama’s endorsement of gay marriage has touched off a debate within the African-American community, with black churchgoers and pastors taking sides over an issue some call a question of civil rights, and others say is a matter of Biblical truth.

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House Passes GOP’s Anti-Violence Against Women Bill

The House has passed Republican legislation to renew an anti-domestic violence law.

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Syrian Christians to Receive Aid from Open Doors USA

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Open Doors USA is rushing aid to Christians who are pleading for help in Syria. The organization will primarily target Homs.

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Dr. Lisa Masterson Shares How to Take Charge of Your Health

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As an ob-gyn and co-host of one of TV’s fastest growing talk shows, The Doctors, Dr. Lisa Masterson is committed to improving and saving lives around the world.

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Former Liberian President Charles Taylor Sorry for Those Hurt by War Crimes

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Convicted war criminal and former Liberian President Charles Taylor said during his sentencing hearing Wednesday that he sympathizes with victims of the civil war in Sierra Leone he helped foment, and asked judges to render their sentence against him in a spirit of “reconciliation, not retribution.”

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