The pro-life movement and the case to abolish abortion.
Of course, it’s the Christmas season. And while our focus is on celebrating the birth of Christ and sharing memorable moments with our families, I’m sure that the subject on the top of everyone’s mind is not…abortion. But if you’ll indulge me here, the timing is relevant. The FACE Act and Federal Power This week, […]
Volunteer Pride – Tennessee Stands Firm Against Federal Overreach in Defense of Children
Today’s Supreme Court oral arguments in USA v. Skrmetti highlighted the ongoing debate between state authority and federal intervention in regulating medical care for minors. Let me explain why this case matters to every American family and why Tennessee’s position aligns with both common sense and constitutional principles. Consider what’s really at stake here: States […]
Preserving the Created Order: Reflections on USA v. Skrmetti
The Supreme Court’s upcoming hearing of USA v. Skrmetti is set to address profound legal, moral, and cultural questions at the heart of our nation’s future. At issue is Tennessee’s law prohibiting medical interventions on minors experiencing gender dysphoria—specifically procedures that permanently alter or sterilize healthy bodies. The case has national implications, and the stakes […]
We are at a crossroads, but honestly, that is not unique.
Once again, we’re being told that this election is “the most important election of our lifetime.” The stakes, the rhetoric, and the sense of urgency are all dialed up to eleven, and for good reason. We face serious challenges as a nation, and the decisions we make now will shape the future of America for […]
When you give the enemy an inch…you quickly realize that you should never give the enemy an inch.
In 2019, Governor Bill Lee signed Tennessee’s trigger law (restriction on abortions), which was set to become effective at such a time that Roe v Wade might be overturned by the US Supreme Court. And conservatives cheered while Republican elected leaders took a victory lap. However, little did we know that after 50 years, the […]
Federal courts have upheld the most protective medical freedom laws in Montana. It is time for leaders in Tennessee to take note.
The Ninth Circuit’s ruling on Montana’s HB702 is a pivotal moment for medical freedom in America, setting an important precedent for states that value personal liberty. Montana is the only state in the country that explicitly protects individuals from discrimination based on vaccination status—whether in employment, healthcare settings, government institutions, or public accommodations. The court’s […]
Tennessee State Guard orders to provide support are reportedly thwarted by TEMA
There have been multiple reports from individuals online through their social media accounts and communications amongst others that FEMA/TEMA is confiscating donated items, taking over donation centers, and/or refusing the help of churches and volunteers. Admittedly, these statements seem to lack evidence, whether it be video content or written first-hand accounts of what is happening […]
The toxic legacy of the EPA and FDA and why we should not trust the “experts.”
The practice of adding fluoride to public drinking water began in the mid-20th century, following early studies that suggested fluoride helped reduce tooth decay. By the 1960s, the U.S. Public Health Service and other federal agencies, including the EPA, endorsed water fluoridation as a public health measure. Fluoride was considered a safe, inexpensive way to […]
Democrats should not be allowed to vote in Republican primaries, right?
Almost every year, there is a bill filed in the General Assembly that would close the primaries here in Tennessee. But every year, that bill fails. Let’s talk about why. In Tennessee, we have an open primary system. That means that when you register to vote, you do not declare a party. But when you […]
You will get the government you deserve.
This statement is as true as the law of gravity and has been noted over the centuries by men like Thomas Jefferson and Alexis de Tocqueville. Oftentimes we think of this sentiment in terms of elections, but that is much too simplistic a view. The role of an engaged citizen is so much more involved […]