A Fresh Start: New Year, Same God

Ah, New Year's Day—where we collectively hit life's big ol' "reset" button. Or at least we try. Gym memberships spike, planners fill up with ambitious goals, and we tell ourselves this year will be different. By Valentine's Day, though, many resolutions end up looking like forgotten leftovers in the back of the fridge: stale, sad,…

Accountability Knows No Party: Reflecting on the E. Jean Carroll Case and Justice in Leadership

Well, folks, here we are again, facing yet another twist in the never-ending saga of American politics. The U.S. Second Circuit Court of Appeals has upheld a jury's verdict requiring President-elect Donald Trump to pay $5 million in damages to E. Jean Carroll for sexual abuse and defamation. Now, as an independent Christian conservative, I…

Debt Ceiling Debacles and the Case for Common Sense

In the world of politics, it’s easy to lose count of the “dumbest decisions” because, let’s face it, there are plenty to go around. But when Donald Trump calls the 2023 debt ceiling extension “one of the dumbest political decisions made in years,” it’s worth taking a closer look. For once, I find myself nodding…

Biden’s China Connection: A Troubling Web of Family Ties

Well, well, well. The National Archives recently dropped a bombshell on the Biden family narrative that’s harder to ignore than a teenager’s messy room. The newly released photos show then-Vice President Joe Biden grinning alongside two of Hunter Biden’s Chinese business partners back in December 2013. This revelation directly contradicts Biden’s repeated claims that he…

Is Biden “Quiet Quitting” or Just Coasting?

As President Biden soaks up the sun in St. Croix, staying at a villa owned by wealthy Democratic donors, both sides of the political aisle are scratching their heads—and not from sunburn. Republicans and Democrats alike are questioning his choices as he winds down his presidency, with murmurs of "quiet quitting" and allegations of ethical…