I'll be on vacation from July 2-9. After my recent European odyssey, I need one!
Check back in this space next week for some good stuff from Europe and more. Until then, God bless and Happy 4th to everyone.
The Brody File has learned that Mitt Romney’s campaign has begun a serious push to engage evangelical leaders behind the scenes, including weekly meetings, personal phone calls from Romney, discussions about appearing at more faith-based events, and serious dialogue about convening a gathering this fall with national evangelical leaders.
Americans aren't the only ones enjoying fireworks displays this week.
Thousands of people gathered around Hong Kong's Victoria Harbor Sunday night to watch a grand fireworks display to mark the 15th anniversary of the return of Hong Kong to the control of mainland China.
But few democracy lovers felt like celebrating.
That's because the dream of universal suffrage is still elusive for Hong Kongers. They have no say in choosing their chief executive --he's always Beijing's choice, hand selected by a 1200-member committee.
It was not long after Cynthia and Karl arrived for their Marriage Intensive that their dysfunctional relationship became apparent. As they sat on the couch, their body language screamed, ‘Trouble.’ Cynthia sat at one end of the couch, leaning toward Karl. Animated and anxious, she reached for Karl who, on the other hand, sat at the other end of the couch, leaning away from Cynthia.
Before the verdict came for the Jerry Sandusky case, I heard a radio commentator ask, “If these accusations are true, how could his wife not know what he was doing?” It was a good question. It doesn’t seem possible that Dottie could be so unaware of her husband’s behavior. Yet, she vehemently maintained his innocence when questioned at his child sex-abuse trial, despite arguments that Jerry molested boys in their basement.
Watch me one-on-one with Chris Mathews tonight on "Hardball" talking about my book, The Teavangelicals.
Watch me talk about my book, The Teavangelicals, on The Glenn Beck Show.
Addiction is an advanced, complex entanglement of the sin and suffering that even non-addicts experience. I hope to show that we can all relate in some measure to the experience of addiction.
In an exclusive interview with The Brody File, Sen. Marco Rubio explains how he transitioned from being part of the Mormon Church to Catholicism along with a healthy dose of evangelical Christianity along the way, too.
It is a fascinating look from someone who could be the next vice president of the United States or even president of the United States someday.
Watch below with the full transcription.
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Sen. Marco Rubio tells The Brody File that his view of immigration policy doesn’t differ from anything that Mitt Romney has said on the topic.