Jenna Ellis

Jenna Ellis

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Jenna Ellis (@realJennaEllis) is a senior adviser of public policy for the American Family Association, national radio host of “Jenna Ellis in the Morning” and a Florida resident. She previously served as a senior legal adviser to President Donald Trump.

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Two Anniversaries, One Warning: What America Must Remember
Charlie Kirk

Two Anniversaries, One Warning: What America Must Remember

The Only Real Cure for Political Violence
Bible

The Only Real Cure for Political Violence

Dan Patrick Was Right — Carrie Prejean Boller Had to Go
Antisemitism

Dan Patrick Was Right — Carrie Prejean Boller Had to Go

Conservatism Cannot Survive Without Truth
Bible

Conservatism Cannot Survive Without Truth

Real Conservatism: Pursuing What God Ordained
Bible

Real Conservatism: Pursuing What God Ordained

How Qatar Is Buying the Minds of the West
Qatar

How Qatar Is Buying the Minds of the West

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Would You Choose the Cross?
Charlie Kirk

Would You Choose the Cross?

Charlie Kirk: A Witness of Faith and Truth in Action
Charlie Kirk

Charlie Kirk: A Witness of Faith and Truth in Action

OPINION: It’s Time to Change the Pro-Life Message: Focus on Why Women Feel They Have No Choice
Columns

OPINION: It’s Time to Change the Pro-Life Message: Focus on Why Women Feel They Have No Choice

Democrats Have Only Themselves to Blame For Their Inability to Stop Trump's SCOTUS Nominee
Democrats

Democrats Have Only Themselves to Blame For Their Inability to Stop Trump's SCOTUS Nominee

Mitch McConnell Stands with President Trump and the Rule of Law
Impeachment

Mitch McConnell Stands with President Trump and the Rule of Law

House Judiciary Report BOMBSHELL: Dems Trying to Change the Constitution
Impeachment

House Judiciary Report BOMBSHELL: Dems Trying to Change the Constitution

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After Disappointment in Mueller, The Democrats Will Keep Searching
Columns

After Disappointment in Mueller, The Democrats Will Keep Searching

Columns

Gorsuch and the Rule of Law

How the Washington Supreme Court Gave Thorns to the Florist
religious freedom

How the Washington Supreme Court Gave Thorns to the Florist