After four years of failed leadership by the Biden-Harris administration, folks in Alabama and across this country are ready for new leadership so we can get this country back on track.
MarkAir was a failed airline because it punished its passengers for daring to buy a ticket on their flights. The progressive left just lost the election because at every turn they seemed determined to punish the American people for simply being … American.
Freedom is fragile and must be protected through active and continuous effort.
I and many other women voted for Trump. Not because we hate women. But because we love our neighbors, families, country and fellow citizens.
The 2024 election held many positives for conservatives, but there is great cause for concern as state referenda on ballot measures relating to the sanctity of life generally favored the pro-abortion cause.
This election was a complete repudiation of the liberal progressive agenda. So, bask in the moment, because now the real fight begins.
In the coming months, you will read pieces analyzing Trump's actions, observing trends in the conservative movement, and casting visions ahead into the next election cycles. But for now, be content with the present. The radical left is not in power, we are, and better days are ahead.
If we want our daughters to have freedom to share restrooms with men, play sports with men and be confused over who is a woman, then we failed our daughters in the 2024 election.
No matter what happens, God will see us through. For, without a doubt, our times are in his hands.
So should I write a column rejoicing in victory, or mourning in defeat? Perhaps I can best offer some words of wisdom that apply in either event: A battle has been won/lost, but the war goes on.
Stay tuned to 1819 News for live updates on the 2024 general election in Alabama.
Looking back on this election season, I can’t help but marvel at yet another peculiarly American spectacle. What a production! What a show!
Although we are at an important crossroads in America, I have faith in the American people, and I am confident we will emerge from these tough times stronger than ever. We just need to show up and VOTE!
The Stockdale Paradox reminds us that the question is not whether or not hard times come. The question is what you do with them.
Curb your Trump Derangement Syndrome and keep an open mind over these facts demonstrating that Trump is the better candidate of the two.
It wouldn’t surprise me if the Tony Hinchcliffe incident was intentionally orchestrated to generate negative headlines for the Trump campaign.
For good or ill, we pick our next president on Tuesday. Here are five principles to consider before you get in the voting booth.
Sewell’s disregard for her constituents’ needs has only deepened the struggles of a district facing severe healthcare cuts, entrenched poverty and broken infrastructure.
One of the greatest achievements of the Trump administration and the Republican-controlled Congress during the beginning of President Trump’s term was passing the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) in January 2018.
Faith and politics go together like a hand in a glove. Get up Christians. Get busy, and go to the polls and vote your faith. Vote like your faith depends on it.
The strength of our democracy depends on engaged citizens who demand accountability from every level of government.
I’m going to put myself out there and call it now: Donald Trump is going to win the 2024 presidential election … and I don’t think it will be close.
Make no mistake, the future of America is up for grabs right now. The candidates have two very different views of what America should be and how we as a nation continue forward.
Undoubtedly, if re-elected in 2024, Trump will not forget Alabama in his second term. So, how could a Trump win in November directly impact our great state?
I strongly oppose Obama's attempt to guilt-trip black men into supporting Harris. His approach was not only condescending, but dismissive, as he presumed to know what was best for them without taking the time to genuinely listen to their concerns or perspectives.
Voting is not just a right, it’s a responsibility, and as Christians, we must take it seriously.
Sometimes, things work out for the better when they don’t go as planned. Sometimes, you catch yourself unexpectedly tapping your toes when you had no plan of dancing whatsoever. Yet, embracing spontaneity, you keep on dancing all the same.