Pat describes the beginnings of his political life.

Pat announces his intention to seek the Republican nomination for president of the United States.

Pat shares his vision for America as he endorses former opponent George Bush for president of the United States at the 1988 Republican National Convention.

Pat analyzes his 1988 bid for the Republican nomination for president of the United States. Did he miss God's purposes for his life?

Pat notes this country's foundation in Jeffersonian ideals and calls for a recommitment to these God-given liberties.

Pat urges conservatives to take up the standard and continue the battle for a strong America.

Pat looks at the toll taken on America by a faith in humanism instead of the God worshipped by our founding fathers.

Religious broadcasters must proclaim the Gospel in a dark land with the Word of God as their guide and truth as their standard.

Pat chronicles the undermining of integrity and confidence in absolutes in America and urges people of faith to get involved.

Pat analyzes the balance of powers in national government and calls for a restoration of congressional authority, states rights and public morality.

The Iran-Contra hearings reminded us that legislators should never be judge and jury, and the rule of law must supercede political expediency.