The Contemporary Battle of Good v Evil in Politics
Gene DouglassIntelligent Heroes vs Loony Lefties, Deep Space Politics, Theological, Science Musings - Gene Douglass for Congress, Republican, North Carolina District #2 2026
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Deborah Ross Votes to Cut Aid to Israel, Took Tens of Thousands of Dollars from AIPAC
NC Democrats Foushee and Ross vote to cut off aid to Israel
Deborah Ross just voted with another North Carolina Democrat to cut off military aid to our ally Israel.
Let that sink in.
While Iran funds, arms, and directs terrorist groups...
Climate Changes. It Always Has. My Position on “Climate Change.”
A great video, giving a summary of the appropriate truly scientific addressing of the issue of “Climate Change”
My position in opposition to the Climate Hysterics of Deborah Ross and her supporters. Sanity in science. I hope you find the b...
“With All The Many Miracles” - Defending the God-Given Right to Self-Defense - The 2nd Amendment
My Official Campaign Song - I love to sing it too, sing along when you read below. I love a great baritone voice, easy to sing along with.
I chose “With All The Many Miracles” by Greater Vision as my campaign theme song because it capt...
“With All The Many Miracles” — Trusting God’s Sovereignty in a Fallen Political World
My Official Campaign Song - I love to sing it too, sing along when you read below. I love a great baritone voice, easy to sing along with.
I chose “With All The Many Miracles” by Greater Vision as my campaign theme song because it capt...
Part 2: Deborah Ross Calls This “Women’s Health Care” — Live-Born Babies, Many of Them Girls, Harvested for Organs, and other parts for medical tests, vaccine cell lines
Part 1 here:
PART 2
My recent post on the ongoing battle over chemical abortion drugs and the larger moral fight surrounding “reproductive rights.”, introduced the issue.
In the first piece, we looked at the federal court’s tempo...
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Christian. Retired Chemistry professor. Father of two great sons, Eugene Jr and Robert, grandfather of Evelyn, Michelle, and Eric. Adoring husband of my beautiful wife Carol, who God took home in July of 2023, to finally be at peace in His company.
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