JD Vance Is Right About Europe’s Free Speech Problem—But Let’s Keep the Comparisons Straight

Last week in Munich, Vice President JD Vance made waves with his blunt criticism of Europe’s growing hostility toward free speech. His remarks were direct, unvarnished, and—most importantly—true. He called out the European Union and several of its member states for cracking down on speech under the guise of fighting “hate” and “disinformation.” Predictably, European…

Trump’s Idiotic Embrace of Russian Propaganda on Ukraine

President Trump’s latest attack on Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy as a "dictator" is not just false—it plays directly into Russian propaganda. Worse yet, his reckless rhetoric risks further emboldening Vladimir Putin, the actual dictator in this scenario. The facts of this war are clear: Russia, without provocation, launched a brutal invasion of Ukraine in 2022.…

Biden’s Presidential Legacy: Achievements and Failures

With President Joe Biden’s term drawing to a close, it’s the perfect time to reflect on the highs and lows of his presidency. As an independent Christian conservative, I believe in fairness: commending the good, critiquing the bad, and learning from both. After all, Ecclesiastes 3:1 tells us, “To every thing there is a season,…

Analyzing Accusations of Fascism

In recent reports, Vice President Kamala Harris and several prominent figures, including former Joint Chiefs of Staff chairman General Mark Milley and former Trump Chief of Staff General John Kelly, have called Donald Trump a “fascist.” Such accusations have become a staple in our political discourse, a label thrown around more frequently with each election…

James Carville’s Fear-Mongering: Why Trump’s Rhetoric Won’t Lead to Liberal Roundups

James Carville's claim that liberals like him could be "rounded up" if Trump wins the 2024 election is an extreme form of fear-mongering. It's true that Trump has a history of inflammatory rhetoric, often talking about seeking retribution against his perceived enemies. Such statements are inexcusable, but they aren't new. However, Carville's insinuation that Trump…