The right kind of leadership will yield the right kinds of results. Always.
Let’s be honest. Aren’t you tired of having the same conversations year after year with politicians and hearing the same old stump speeches? We are going to fix education! We are going to fight for education! We are going to support families and their students! Blah. Blah. Blah. And the more money we spend, we […]
FIGHT. FIGHT. FIGHT. The words of an American President.
On Saturday, July 13, 2024, an assassination attempt was made on the life of President Trump during a political rally in Butler, PA. In a moment that is sure to live on in the American psyche, the President stood up with blood dripping down his face, fist raised in the air, and defiantly yelled to […]
A major blow dealt to the unconstitutional administrative state: US Supreme Court overturns chevron deference.
In a seismic shift for American jurisprudence, the United States Supreme Court has finally overturned the Chevron deference. This 40-year-old doctrine gave federal agencies sweeping power to interpret ambiguous statutes. This monumental decision marks a pivotal return to constitutional principles, restoring the separation of powers and reining in the unchecked authority of unelected bureaucrats. Chevron […]
Ninth Circuit court opinion now brings into question whether or not the jab can be classified as a vaccine.
It still boggles the mind how we allowed so many people to suffer horrendous loss as a result of the 2020 plandemic. People lost their jobs, their businesses, their sanity, and their lives. And while people were suffering, the courts were mainly silent. In addition to inaction from the courts, leaders, even in Tennessee, were […]
We must confidently stand firm against and wholly reject June Domestic Terrorism Month.
We recently watched culture rage against a man who gave a speech espousing views that run contrary to modern society’s narratives and hold to traditional Christian values and the created order. And I am confident that rage will continue through the month of June. Having now experienced Government Gone Wild through the COVID plandemic, many […]
Summer of Love Part II is approaching, and Congress thinks this is about the Jewish people.
Antisemitism has been around for a very long time. From a more modern perspective, so has the Civil Rights Act of 1964. In light of the recent conflict in Israel and the breakout of “Free Palestine” protests across the United States, Congress thought it important to further define antisemitism in law to curb discrimination against […]
Tennessee AG says state sovereignty is unconstitutional.
On March 6th, the Tennessee Attorney General’s office issued an opinion claiming that SB 2775, the Restoring State Sovereignty Through Nullification Act was unconstitutional, predicated primarily on the finding that only the judicial branch of government may interpret the constitutionality of law. With that in mind, the AG further contemplates that since only the judicial […]
It is starting to get incredibly difficult to tell the left from the right. The tactics are the same.
The only people who really seem to enjoy the muck and mire of political gamesmanship are the politicians themselves, the campaign consultant firms, and the pundits who make a living from gaining access to the players of the game. But as for the people, the voters, it is clear that there is a great amount […]
We strongly oppose efforts to expand so-called “school choice” in Tennessee. Buyer beware.
Consider that as we begin advocacy on the House and Senate bills for school choice here in Tennessee, the House bill (projected ~38-page omnibus) has yet to be released and the Senate bill provides nothing more than what can be construed as boilerplate language. Yet, both of these bills are scheduled to be heard in […]
Corruption and Marxism are not really all that different.
In listening to a podcast this morning on the roots of Marxism, it was stated that Marx saw organized religion itself as a tool of the owners (the bourgeoisie) as a method of control over the workers (the proletariat), a preoccupation of sorts. And this should be easily discernable by most, in that, Marxism is […]