Gail Stanart | Palladian View

There used to be signs in restaurants and other stores that they had the right to refuse service. They would give examples, such as "No shirt, no shoes, no service." No business should be required to sell their products or services to anyone. There should be no restrictions on their rights. Certainly, a "sincerely" held religious belief…

Two Thoughts: 1) He is positioning the Clinton perspective on Obamacare for Hillary's run for President. 2) He's not stupid. He sees the polls.

The Establishment Clause was added to prevent government from controlling religion, faith, beliefs, etc. It prevented the Federal Government from establishing a national religion; thereby, ensuring freedom of worship no matter what your beliefs. Freedom of speech prevents the Federal Government from making laws regarding what we can say on any matter, including religious beliefs. Saying…

It seems that my immediate response to so many of the Pillar Questions or reports of incidents of leaders in our government is "You've got to be kidding!" When will we wake up that the media, the current administration, and the Democratic Party are at war with the values of the majority of citizens in this…

This is posturing for the Republican base. It’s “Much Ado About Nothing.” But I guess I’m glad to see them trying to do something to make a statement in the media the sort of reflects a bit of backbone even if it’s the wrong fight at the wrong time.

Not surprising and meaningless!

The government’s job is NOT to protect the people from poor health habits but from predators, terrorists, murders, foreign powers! This is the land of Liberty and Freedom.

Yes, I agree that these cameras violate individual rights? First, the crime is attached to the vehicle and to the vehicle’s owner rather than to the criminal. What if the vehicle is stolen? Second, the cameras are invasive just as much as if they had cameras on my home. In Texas, one’s vehicle is considered…

Anything to make a public spectacle that hurts the low information voters.

Hip! Hip! Hooray for Sears and JCPenney! It’s about time sometime had the fortitude and guts to stand up for the faith of millions of people in this country that is Christian. Up until now, Christians were the only religion it was politically correct to make fun of or criticize.

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