Americans are at a crossroads. Americans must decide whether to continue to ignore the decay of the left’s insanely destructive policies or that the time has come to reassert the right of citizens to expect personal safety as the first responsibility of government.
May is Mental Health Awareness Month and a time to raise awareness, reduce the stigma, and provide support and education for those struggling with mental illness.
As we celebrate Mother’s Day on Sunday, we should be aware that the holiday could someday come to an end. And don’t be fooled, the effort to replace the word “mother” with “birthing person” is already underway.
The current uproar over the leaked draft from the U.S. Supreme Court deliberations over abortion – and the rage of the pro-abortion Left over the likelihood that the conservative justices will now repeal Roe v. Wade – is, in some ways, a lot of noise about the inevitable.
Although there is still more to be done, the progress that has been made on the reconstruction of the Notre Dame Cathedral thus far is encouraging, and worldwide support for this historic effort inspires hope for its success.
If conservatives can build a performance-based message on the themes of Margaret Thatcher and Ronald Reagan, we can govern with a long-term, stable American majority rather than a smaller and shorter-lived Republican majority.
If you are determined to be an American majority, and you are committed to listening to and learning from the American people.
American policymakers should not focus on what General Secretary Xi Jinping might do, but rather what America must do to ensure that Taiwan remains a shining beacon of freedom and democracy for the world.
To understand the American majority that we can build, we must understand the one that emerged to support President Ronald Reagan and how much Reagan had learned from President Richard Nixon and the emerging, massive, anti-left majority that first appeared in 1972.
This Easter, as we celebrate the resurrection of Jesus Christ, we remember and pray for our brothers and sisters around the world who are facing violence, hunger, and pain. We rejoice knowing that the risen Christ offers hope to all.