Now is the time for choosing. We must ask ourselves, where do we need to go from here? Or more seriously, how do we save the Republic?
Democrat elites are staging a soft coup. That’s not how this works. That’s not how any of this works.
Mainline Christians and traditional GOP voters complained that the convention fell away from Christian values and orthodoxy, particularly after the first night when RNC co-chairs, Michael Whatley and Lara Trump, chose to platform people who reflected a different type of voter.
The original Trojan Horse may be a legend. But the concept is still actively used. Here in 2024, Joe Biden is a Trojan Horse.
Desperate people will say anything. And the radical left is getting desperate as they look toward the November election.
This past week saw the much ballyhooed presidential debate between presumptive nominees Donald Trump and Joe Biden, the first debate between two men who have already held the office of president.
This November marks another presidential election year. While I used to love the months leading up to these contests, now they feel about as enjoyable as a root canal.
The solution for political opponents today is to attack each other for things unrelated to political stance in order to take them out of the public discourse.
The Alabama District 10 win of Democrat Marilyn Lands over Republican City Councilman Teddy Powell is way overblown. And it’s been intentional.
According to a recent Rasmussen poll, the vast majority of the political elite are choosing to cheat, ready to “set the murderous Machiavel to school” while seeing themselves as far too clever to play by the rules.
As an active participant in the electoral process, I recently delved into the intricate workings of our voting system.
Joe Biden will be 86 in 2028. Donald Trump will be 78 on election day. How can we verify if our leaders are fit for office?
Let’s step out in faith and see what God will do with us, the next generation of Americans.
The reaction to both Biden and Britt seemed even more scripted and contrived than either of their speeches – like dogs bred to bay at the smell of chicken skin and peanut butter.
Playing on people's insecurities and fears of "the other" is not exclusive to America First. These are not flaws of a know-nothing populist reactionary movement but features of democracy itself.
What can we do when we feel trapped, with little ability to change things on the larger scale?
Every four years, I make a quiet promise to myself to remain as detached as possible in my support for anyone for president. In essence, don’t fall in love with politicians!
What we're dealing with in this country is not a game; it's a battle for the future of our God-given freedom and the United States of America.
Election season is upon us. Alabama, it's not if. It's when and it’s where.
Cherish your sanity and life outside of your political opinions. Try to enjoy Freak Show 2024 without taking it all too seriously!
Two Montgomery County Circuit Court judges refused on Wednesday to reinstate two disqualified candidates for Jefferson County Treasurer.
Vote as if your city, county, state, and country depend on it – because they do.
American democracy keeps killing the thing it theoretically loves – individual liberty – yet American democracy does not die.
With a race for Alabama Senate District 9 and the White House in 2024, Marshall County Probate Judge Andrea Lecroy is preparing for a “marathon election year” that could include up to eight elections.
Mike Matthews, an incumbent Jackson County Board of Education member, is calling for a state investigation after being removed from the ballot in the 2024 elections.
Since 2020, over half of the states have passed legislation that will be in effect for 2024, some strengthening election integrity and some making even further expansions of mail-in voting and ballot harvesting.
At one year out from the 2024 election for president, ABC’s “Good Morning America” held a debate on the election outlook featuring the youngest Republican Party chair opposite the youngest Democratic Party chair.