By Tony Perkins
A&E wanted a reality show. Trouble is, they
weren't ready for the realities that came with it. Anyone who's watched “Duck
Dynasty” (and there are close to 90 million of you) knows the Robertson family
stands unapologetically for Christ. And if they didn't know, they found out in
May, when patriarch Phil Robertson told the network, “God and guns are part of
our everyday lives [and] to remove either of them from the show is
unacceptable.”
For four years, “Duck Dynasty” has been a lifeline to
Americans tired of television's steady diet of liberal propaganda. In an
industry trying to out-sleaze the competition, the Robertsons had a different
formula for success: speaking and living the truth. It's a decision too many
Americans have been afraid to make in our culture of political correctness. That
all changed with this show, when the Robertsons gave viewers the courage to make
the right choice.
