Governing power draws egomaniacs and sycophants.
Life
Private Morality, Public Morals
A man cannot be publicly virtuous and privately scandalous.
Volume and Mass
Depending on your perspective, campaigns either try to convert political volume into a mass of support through messaging, or use the volume of messaging to conceal their lack of mass.
Who Are The Idiots?
Whatever bad things one has to say about school boards are more appropriately directed at the citizens who elect them… or ignore them.
Remembering the Horror
The Holocaust reminds us that when one abandons God and His precepts, when one looks to government as the savior, a cult of death and destruction is but a step away.
MOST RECENT
America the Exceptional
The left wants to destroy America by convincing us we’re common. We’re not. And we never have been.
A Lasting Impact
Culture pushes us to rate our value by the number of likes and retweets we get from our most recent hot-take. We hope that by “going viral” we will be remembered. It’s not real.
Overturning Tables
The fake Jesus of the modern age is a virtue-signaling tool of the elite, urging obedience to the whims of the self-anointed intelligentsia. The real Jesus drove them out with a whip.
No Greater Love …
We have allowed Memorial Day to devolve into a long weekend of mattress sales and cook-outs.
Responding to Lackluster Effort
Incumbents pretend voters’ only option is to replace bad Republicans with worse Democrats, but that isn’t the only choice.
Not Enough Fear
Too many politicians have too little fear of their voters and taxpayers. Instead, they fear the bureaucrats, the lobbyists, and their colleagues. That must change.
Faithfully Fighting
Our calling isn’t to be successful the way the world defines it, but to be faithful.
Mike Giles: Rooted in Local Activism
The McKinney grassroots leader has been encouraging involvement in local politics for more than a decade.
Cancel Culture Isn’t New
The ruling elite have always sought to use their power to silence those who would disrupt the status quo.
Serving Our Masters
When we want to pray for our nation’s leaders, we should first and foremost be praying for each other.
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Michael Cargill: Texas’ Fiercest Defender of Gun Rights
Gun rights activist Michael Cargill fights for the Second Amendment in order to protect the rest of our constitutional rights.
Always Vigilant
We must with joy accept the awesome responsibility of self-governance!
Jerry Evans: Holding Matagorda’s Feet to the Fire
Evans is an activist in Matagorda County leading an effort to hold his officials accountable.
Chris Fails: A Man of Action and Principle
After moving to Hollywood Park in 2011, Fails’ passion for politics led him to become involved in ways he hadn’t imagined.
Suzanne Blackstone: “Golden” Example of Leadership
Suzanne Blackstone’s resume as a community volunteer is too long to list. A past president of the venerable...
Stacy McMahan: A Marine Mom Defending Liberty
When Stacy decided to simply get involved, she didn’t imagine the kind of impact she would eventually have.
Kelly Canon: Fighting For a Better Texas
Conservative political activist Kelly Canon is a force to be reckoned with in North Texas — and an example for others.
Pastor Brad Burkes: Spreading the Conservative Message
Pastor Brad didn’t expect to find himself living along the border, but he is thankful for God’s direction in sending him to Brownsville.
Mark Pulliam: A Lawyer Exposing Corruption
“My mission is to expose misbehavior. Sunlight is the best disinfectant.”
Brady Whatley: Sharing a Passion for Christian Conservative Values
Denton County conservative leader Brady Whatley and his family put their passion for Christian conservative values into action.