| Fans Intentionally Walk after Baseball's Activism |  | by Tony Perkins |
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| | The 2021 baseball season isn't even a week old, and it's already over for some fans. Why? Because, as Andrew McCarthy so efficiently put it: the Left ruins everything. Sports, entertainment, toys, snack cakes, you name it. Their wokeness is a cancer, and it's taking every enjoyable, unifying, non-political piece of American life and destroying it. In Georgia, their crusade against the state's election law is built on a house of lies. And for once, GOP leaders aren't letting them get away with it. |
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 | | Hutchinson Errs with the SAFE Side | | by Tony Perkins |
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| | "Image is always important for a governor," Asa Hutchinson (R-Ark.) admitted at the end of his Monday press conference on the SAFE Act. And unfortunately I think it was ultimately image -- not protecting children -- that drove his decision to veto a bill that would have saved Arkansas's kids from a lifetime of misery. "I hope that my statement today... causes Republicans to think again about who we are," he insisted. Let's hope it does. Because if passing a common-sense laws that stops children from being sterilized is controversial, then there are a number of Republican leaders that have some soul-searching to do. |
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 | | Warnock's Tweet Misses the Point of Easter |  | by David Closson |
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| | Over the weekend, millions of Christians celebrated Jesus's resurrection and victory over sin. In many churches, after a year plagued by the pandemic, Resurrection Sunday provided hope that despite life's hardships, Jesus has defeated death and reconciled repentant sinners to God. Pastors around the country reminded their congregants that Jesus's resurrection is at the center of the gospel and the reason we celebrate Easter. |
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| | Today's show features: Brian Kemp, Governor of Georgia, on Major League Baseball caving to cancel culture and pulling its All-Star game out of Georgia; Robin Lundstrum, Arkansas State Representative, on Arkansas Governor Asa Hutchinson's disappointing decision to veto the Save Adolescents from Experimentation (SAFE) Act; David Closson, FRC's Director of Christian Ethics and Biblical Worldview, on Senator Raphael Warnock's tweet that said "the meaning of Easter is more transcendent than the resurrection of Jesus Christ. Whether you are Christian or not, through a commitment to helping others we are able to save ourselves"; Michael Waltz, U.S. Representative for the 6th District of Florida, on the hypocrisy of the MLB as it pulls its All-Star game out of Georgia while expanding its partnership with Chinese Communists engaging in genocide. |
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