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Thursday, 24 December 2009 00:13 |
Christmas, the celebration of the birth of Christ, is more than just a holiday and a tradition. Jesus Christ IS the Son of God, born of the virgin Mary.
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He opened the gates of heaven and brought all of mankind the hope of eternal salvation as the Way, the Truth and the Life.
Christ taught us that the truth would set us free. Faith, freedom and the love of truth is what our founding fathers fought so hard for as they established this great nation and threw off the yoke of King George III and the British empire proclaiming, "We have no King...no King but King Jesus!"
It was for freedom that Christ set us free; therefore, keep standing firm and do not be subject to a yoke of slavery. (Galatians 5:1)
The story of Christ and His glory and the hope He brings to all mankind has now spread to the entire globe and provides comfort to all who will simply believe and follow Him. The Christmas holiday season has been, for hundreds of years, synonymous with countless acts of sacrifice, charity, brotherly love, and kindness.
 It is our prayer for Christmas 2009 that we Americans, and especially those of us who live in politically correct Washington State, will remember from Whom it is that all blessings flow, so that we might remain an unshackled and free people, able to celebrate and publicly proclaim the wonders of the joyous and blessed Christmas season! Amen.
Merry Christmas from the Washington Values Alliance!
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Sunday, 13 December 2009 18:52 |
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December 13, 2009 - In the wake of the Referendum 71 campaign and prior to the upcoming 2010 Legislative Session (which is scheduled to begin January 11), now is a good time for some introspection and contemplation of the future for Washington families. While we all need a break from politics at times, we must not forget the urgency of the situation at hand.
We remain in a very serious crisis here in Washington, living under the dominion of the most liberal legislature and Governor in state history. While it is certain that outside of the greater Seattle area we are NOT a liberal state, we are hamstrung politically by the lack of representation by those who espouse traditional values in our government.
University of Washington professor of geography and expert in urban demographics (Dick Morrill) has done some extensive analysis of the R-71 vote and written an informative and fascinating article "We Are Two States: Seattle and Washington". He writes that there is an "indisputable polarization in what we might call the modernist-traditionalist divide". He continues:
"Referendum 71 passed by a 53 to 47 percent vote, revealing the power of the King County electorate, which alone provided a margin of 104,000 of the statewide margin of 113,000. It points again to what a statistical outlier Seattle is among cities, what I called in an earlier article, "Extreme Seattle."
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Wednesday, 18 November 2009 12:12 |
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November 18, 2009 - Not that we didn't expect it, but the R-71 campaign was handicapped by the bias of our incredibly liberal and increasingly shameless statewide media complex. Like a mantra, the ACCEPT R-71 campaign's talking points were reflexively repeated by nearly every Washington State newspaper, radio, and TV station. How many times did we hear or read that "SB 5688 and R-71 is not about marriage, but domestic partnerships...period"?
While we live in difficult times, the truth still comes out in the wash. While browsing through R-71 articles posted on the web, I found an honest column written by the other side - printed a week AFTER Election Day, of course.
Please click here to read "Gays to the Anti-71 Camp: You were Right, This IS about Marriage".
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Friday, 19 December 2008 02:40 |
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| JOHN FROSCHAUER / AP |
Washington's gay lawmakers include, from left, Sen. Ed Murray, Rep. Jamie Pedersen, Rep. Marko Liias, Rep. Jim Moeller and Sen. Joe McDermott. Not pictured is Rep. Dave Upthegrove. With six openly gay members in the Washington State House and Senate (all Democrats), our state has the distinction of electing the second largest "gay caucus" in the U.S.
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Sunday, 14 December 2008 01:30 |
 Our friends Floyd and Mary Beth Brown have authored a fine column "Atheists Post Hateful Christmas Sign" which is now posted on a couple of major political websites, Townhall.com and GOPUSA.com. Both of these sites receive many thousands of visitors nationwide. The article (which utilizes some quotes from our Washington Values Alliance press release last week), is well crafted and hard hitting. Floyd and Mary Beth, along with Bill O'Reilly and Ken Hutcherson, are playing a big part in getting the word out to the national media on the "political correctness gone mad" at our state capitol in Olympia.
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Monday, 01 December 2008 20:50 |
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It has been a tough year for many Americans, and from a political perspective, it's been even tougher for conservatives who raise their families and make their homes in Washington State! But I write you today not to dwell on the disappointments of the past election or the turbulent economic times we face, but to offer up some new hope, enthusiasm, and encouragement as we introduce an exciting new organization, the Washington Values Alliance.
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