Believe it or not, Republicans and Democrats generally agree the answer to this question is yes. But they differ drastically when it comes to whose liberty is under attack.
That's based on testimony at a House hearing on Capitol Hill Wednesday.
For conservatives, they see a spate of new federal and state regulations as a threat to the Church and Christians as a whole, e.g., redefining marriage and challenges to religious exemptions in laws relating to employment and health care.
Over the past few months, I've been talking an awful lot about the possibility of a renewed Islamic Caliphate and Iran's desire to lead it. This past weekend, I believe the Muslim world took a few major steps toward making this united Islamic super-state a reality.
Whether you support its existence or not, the 12 elite members of Washington's so-called "super committee" have their work cut out for them.
The Joint Select Committee on Deficit Reduction, as it's officially known, is tasked with cutting $1.5 trillion from the deficit over the next ten years. Failure will result in painful cuts that lawmakers on either side of the aisle won't want to bear.
His name is Rachid Ghannouchi. And, surprise, surprise: he's a hardcore, Muslim Brotherhood-linked, Jew-loathing Islamist. How very undemocratic and un-Arab Spring like of him!
Actually, as I wrote here the other day, Ghannouchi's ascension is perfectly in line with the overall Islamist trajectory of the Arab Spring/Islamist Winter that the Obama administration has so enthusiastically thrown its full support behind.
We also sat down with Newt Gingrich, after his remarks to the Iowa Faith and Freedom Coalition, Saturday night in Des Moines, Iowa.
He tells us about his "different" message, and how for him, it's not about debating his opponents, but starting his own conversation with the American people.
The Brody File sat down one-on-one with GOP presidential candidate Rick Santorum for an interview at the Iowa Faith and Freedom event in Des Moines, Iowa, on Saturday.
Santorum went after Mitt Romney for the way he has campaigned and governed in years past.
In an interview with The Brody File, GOP presidential candidate Rep. Michele Bachmann points the finger at her opponent Herman Cain, saying "there are a lot of issues that are very concerning."
We spoke with Bachmann in a one-on-one interview at the Iowa Faith and Freedom event in Des Moines, Iowa, over the weekend.
Do you sometimes wonder if your children are the only ones who cannot even stand next to each other without a confrontation? Are you dealing with hurt feelings, stolen toys, and anger between your children on a daily basis? You are not alone. Sibling rivalry is as old as the book of Genesis and it doesn’t stop there. Cain and Abel are the first tragic examples of sibling rivalry.
When have you set aside some hours to stop your rabbit chasing and other busyness and unplug from the noisy, entertaining world around you?
Most of us know that filtered cigarettes are better for us than unfiltered. So does that mean we should smoke filtered cigarettes? By no means! We shouldn't smoke at all!
The same thing can be said about wheat. Most of us know that whole wheat is better for us then refined wheat. So does that mean we should eat whole wheat? By no means. We shouldn't eat wheat at all.