Protecting Our Children: Balancing Compassion, Wisdom, and Constitutional Rights in Gender-Affirming Care Debate

The Supreme Court's recent deliberation on Tennessee's ban on gender-affirming care for minors has ignited a complex and deeply personal debate. As an independent Christian conservative, I approach this issue with a commitment to biblical principles, individual liberties, and the well-being of our youth. Protecting Our Children We have a profound duty to guide and…

Balancing Rights and Responsibilities: Why Protecting Children and Privacy Matters in Missouri and Ohio’s Transgender Policies

In recent developments, Missouri and Ohio have implemented laws addressing issues related to transgender minors, igniting passionate debates about ethics, legality, and the foundational values of our society. These measures touch on deeply personal and often polarizing topics: the protection of children, parental rights, individual freedoms, and the role of the government in mediating between…

When Compassion Crosses a Line: A Christian Conservative Take on Delaware’s Assisted Suicide Debate

In a world where every headline competes for shock value, Delaware’s recent drama over physician-assisted suicide managed to snag its fair share of controversy. The state’s General Assembly passed a bill to legalize the practice for terminally ill patients, but Governor John Carney—despite his Democratic affiliation—put the brakes on it with a veto. Predictably, his…

Why Democrats Struggle on Transgender Issues

When Representative Seth Moulton of Massachusetts openly expressed his concern about male athletes identifying as female competing against his daughters, he didn’t just stir controversy—he exposed a fundamental tension within the Democratic Party. His statement that “as a Democrat I’m supposed to be afraid to say that” highlights the struggle between progressive orthodoxy and the…

Navigating the Capitol Restroom Debate

In recent news, South Carolina Representative Nancy Mace has introduced a resolution to restrict transgender women from using women's restrooms in the U.S. Capitol. This move comes shortly after the election of Sarah McBride, the first openly transgender person to Congress. Mace stated that McBride "does not belong in women's spaces, women's bathrooms, locker rooms,…