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Americans need to stop being swayed by politicians' protestations about their good intentions.
We cannot ignore Christianity's beneficial role in making this world a better place.
What's going on at our most prestigious and exclusive universities? How have they produced generations of amoral, condescending authoritarians?
Without the pillars to support it, the entire edifice of what we consider Western civilization will collapse.
Millions of Americans *are* prepared to defend their homes, families and communities; they are the ones fighting for our rights guaranteed by the Second Amendment.
Karl Marx despised Christians almost as much as Jews and viewed mankind's only hope of freedom to be tied to the destruction of all religions.
There is no United States of America — at least as it was designed and as we have known it — without natural law.
The rule of law is supposed to protect us from abuses of power. What happens if we allow it to be eroded?
We are fast becoming the "miserable Habitation" John Adams predicted.
Americans have been silenced by buzzwords like "cisprivilege," "heteronormative" and "transphobic." Enough.
But they are increasingly viewed as the enemies of government with an authoritarian bent that recognizes few limits to its power.
Klaus Schwab and his cronies never consider that they could be wrong about anything. But they are always wrong about something.
The media did not create Trump. But their decades of deceit made the rise of someone like Trump inevitable.
Nowhere is this more evident than with immigration.
The circumstances surrounding Claudine Gay's resignation seem likely to expose the deep fissures between academia and the rest of society.
When the rule of law is compromised, diluted or discarded, wrongdoers profit while the public suffers.
The reluctance to admit to objective standards of right and wrong smacks of arrogance and pride.
Marxists are only interested in using believers until they come to power — after which their religious allies are disposable.
We have abandoned our identity. We are losing our young people — and much more.
