There is a lot of finger-pointing nationally by Republicans and conservatives about the outcome of the 2022 general election, and rightly so. In this week’s Reflection, Michael Quinn Sullivan suggests part of the problem rests with candidates that might connect with activists or donors, but not voters.
If liberty is to die here, that death will have been preceded by whimpers of ecclesiastical acquiescence.
Our obligation isn’t to be victorious but to be faithful. The fight matters.
The insiders don’t like when the peasants and the peons speak up.
Campaigns haven’t gotten nastier; our memory has gotten worse.
