Lessons from a Rancher’s Life —and How to Apply Them to Politics
I hope you will listen to this week’s episode to hear not only how a rising star in the Republican Party is governing her state but also the lessons she learned on the ranch.
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Championing America’s First Freedom
Over 80 percent of the world’s population lives in countries with high or severe restrictions on religious freedom. In far too many places across the globe, governments and others prevent individuals from living in accordance with their beliefs.
The Facebook Oligarchs’ Betrayal of America
The Silicon Valley is looking a lot more like the Silicon Swamp—hostile to Americans and friendly to dictatorships. If the Facebook oligarchs can silence someone who served as President of the United States and received nearly 75 million votes, then they can silence anyone.
Biden’s Hidden Tax Increase
Inflation is a hidden tax. It is a powerful (and often unseen and unstoppable) way for a government to pay for its goods and services without raising visible taxes that make people angry.
Organized Crime Is Still Hurting Americans
Combine softness on crime with hatred of the police, and the result is a political platform that takes the side of criminals over law enforcement.
A Tale of Two Speeches
The depth and seriousness of the reaction to big spending, big government liberalism was captured in the strong response of Senator Tim Scott’s rebuttal immediately after the Biden speech.
Is California the Future of America? Let’s Hope Not
Why should you care about the downfall of California? Because it foreshadows what the Democrats want for our nation.
America Last: President Joe Biden’s First 100 Days
With the exception of the breakout of the Civil War at the onset of Lincoln’s presidency, the Biden administration’s first 100 days have been the most radical in American history.
Newt’s World – Episode 238: Biden’s Radical First 100 Days
It’s clear the Democrats are out of touch with what the American people really want. Newt gives his take on Biden’s first 100 days in office.
The 1890s Called, They Want Their Journalists Back
The mainstream media has come a long way since its inception. Nonetheless, America’s newsrooms are now back to their old sensationalist ways.
