Christine Favocci, Author at The Western Journal

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Christine earned her bachelor’s degree from Seton Hall University, where she studied communications and Latin. She left her career in the insurance industry to become a freelance writer and stay-at-home mother.

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A mother and daughter pray in Glen Burnie, Maryland, as paramedics and firefighters with Anne Arundel County Fire Department prepare to transport the confirmed COVID-19 patient, left, on April 21, 2020.

Alex Edelman / AFP via Getty Images

Commentary

The 'Great Quarantine Revival': 117,000 New Confessions of Faith Reported by One Ministry

The good news is that Jesus is only an invitation away, through a quiet prayer, a public witness or simply a desperate plea for him to come into our lives.

By Christine Favocci April 24, 2020

A person is loaded into an ambulance in Lower Manhattan on Jan. 9, 2013, in New York City.

Christopher Penler / Shutterstock

Commentary

After First Responders Don't Comply, New York Rescinds Disturbing 'Do Not Resuscitate' Order

It is indeed a slippery slope when bureaucrats, rather than medical personnel in the field, make blanket decisions about who should not be saved.

By Christine Favocci April 23, 2020

Then-Sen. Joe Biden of Delaware speaks with local residents at the Windmill Ice Cream Shop in Aliquippa, Pennsylvania, on Aug. 29, 2008.

Saul Loeb / AFP via Getty Images

Commentary

Biden Campaign Spent Nearly $10K on Pelosi's Favorite Ice Cream as 'Donor Gift'

The most satisfying scenario would be to dream of these two splitting a pint of Jeni's Salty Caramel to go with their salty tears as Trump is re-elected.

By Christine Favocci April 22, 2020

The coronavirus pandemic has ushered in a time of fear and uncertainty, yet nature continues to show the promise and hope of better days to come in the blossoming of springtime flowers.

Commentary

After Gov Admits Not Considering Bill of Rights, New Jersey Tulip Farmers Ordered To Cease Drive-Thru Tours

It's possible enforcing executive orders is less about citizens' health and more about a power-hungry government taking away rights when it has the chance.

By Christine Favocci April 22, 2020

Entertainer and born-again Christian Kanye West grins in a 2019 file photo.

Robin Marchant / Getty Images for Ralph Lauren

Commentary

New Christian Kanye, Chick-fil-A, LA Dream Center Provide 11k Meals Per Day to Needy During Pandemic

It isn't only Christians helping during the pandemic, but it appears that many of those willing to get their hands dirty are driven by the love of Jesus.

By Christine Favocci April 21, 2020

Mayor Eric Garcetti speaks during a news conference on COVID-19 in Los Angeles on March 4, 2020.

Robyn Beck / AFP via Getty Images

Commentary

Days After Telling Illegals He's on Their Side, LA Mayor Urges People To Report Businesses 'Operating Illegally'

Calling on LA's citizens to rat each other out for continuing to do business while granting illegal immigrants official protection is absurd and unfair.

By Christine Favocci April 20, 2020

A police officer approaches a journalist in a London park to tell him to leave and go home.

simonchilds13 / Twitter screen shot

Commentary

UK Cops Threaten Journalist Who Caught Them Dragging Woman Out of Park for 'Not Exercising'

While the U.K. is not America, a journalist being thrown out of a public area for not exercising in a way that pleases the government is still frightening.

By Christine Favocci April 17, 2020

Democratic presidential candidate former Vice President Joe Biden delivers remarks about the coronavirus outbreak at the Hotel Du Pont on March 12, 2020, in Wilmington, Delaware.

Drew Angerer / Getty Images

Commentary

After Biden Allegations, WaPo Columnist Who Took on Kavanaugh Decides 'Believe All Women' Was 'Dumb'

It's nice to see that due process is back in fashion again, but it's highly questionable whether it will stick around for the next accused conservative.

By Christine Favocci April 17, 2020

President Donald Trump listens to Democratic Michigan state Rep. Karen Whitsett during a meeting with patients who have recovered from the novel coronavirus in the Cabinet Room of the White House on April 14, 2020.

Mandel Ngan / AFP via Getty Images

Commentary

Michigan Dem Who Recovered from COVID Urges Left To Rally Behind Trump, 'Put Aside' Politics

'At this time right now, everyone needs to get behind the president of the United States,' the Democratic lawmaker said.

By Christine Favocci April 16, 2020

A video posted on Phil Heasley's campaign Facebook page shows the line of vehicles--some older vehicles but also late model minivans, sedans, etc.--lined up for a food distribution from the Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank on Tuesday, according to its website.

Phil Heasley for House District 8 / Facebook

Commentary

Video Shows Tragedy of Gov't-Imposed Shutdowns: Penn. Food Bank Line Extends for Miles

This situation is a cautionary tale about the destruction government policies can cause when ordinary people are denied their right to earn a living.

By Christine Favocci April 16, 2020

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The 'Great Quarantine Revival': 117,000 New Confessions of Faith Reported by One Ministry

After First Responders Don't Comply, New York Rescinds Disturbing 'Do Not Resuscitate' Order

Biden Campaign Spent Nearly $10K on Pelosi's Favorite Ice Cream as 'Donor Gift'

After Gov Admits Not Considering Bill of Rights, New Jersey Tulip Farmers Ordered To Cease Drive-Thru Tours

New Christian Kanye, Chick-fil-A, LA Dream Center Provide 11k Meals Per Day to Needy During Pandemic

Days After Telling Illegals He's on Their Side, LA Mayor Urges People To Report Businesses 'Operating Illegally'

UK Cops Threaten Journalist Who Caught Them Dragging Woman Out of Park for 'Not Exercising'

After Biden Allegations, WaPo Columnist Who Took on Kavanaugh Decides 'Believe All Women' Was 'Dumb'

Michigan Dem Who Recovered from COVID Urges Left To Rally Behind Trump, 'Put Aside' Politics

Video Shows Tragedy of Gov't-Imposed Shutdowns: Penn. Food Bank Line Extends for Miles

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