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  • I have a few questions

    The Left says President Trump is a threat to democracy and dangerous. Precisely what in his past behavior or present rhetoric makes him a threat to democracy? To whom is President Trump dangerous?
  • Riley Gaines: Stand with women
    Since the start of the Biden-Harris administration, federal bureaucrats have moved aggressively to tilt the playing field. The Biden-Harris administration’s rewrite of Title IX regulations, released April 19 of this year, takes the view that keeping women’s sports all female violates Title IX. That’s just wrong.
  • Media push misleading crime stats to protect Democrat narrative; crime a major issue in this year’s election
    During the debate, Mr. Muir noted: “President Trump, as you know, the FBI says overall violent crime is coming down in this country.” But Mr. Muir would have been much more accurate if he said that the number of crimes reported to police fell, which isn’t the same as total crime. He might also have conceded, as Trump pointed out in his response, that fewer than half of police departments reported complete data to the FBI in 2022.
  • Enhancing safety and security at Bright Local Schools
    We are excited to announce a significant step in enhancing our security efforts. We have contracted services in partnership with the Highland County Sheriff Office to bring an added layer of protection through a School Resource Officer (SRO) across all Bright Local Schools.
  • The Kamala Harris non-sequitur on energy independence
    If your goal is to avoid dependence on foreign oil, then we can simply use American oil. Our country is flush with the stuff and we are quite good at getting it out of the ground, thanks especially to the fracking boom. 
  • Union backing Biden and Harris now endorses GOP Sen. Josh Hawley
    President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris now have something in common with Missouri Republican Sen. Josh Hawley: the endorsement from the Sheet Metal, Air, Rail and Transportation Workers union.
  • To many, the Justice Dept. is in the crossfire of a partisan political campaign
    Attorney General Merrick Garland broke precedent just weeks before the November election, delivering politically charged remarks at the U.S. Attorneys’ National Conference in Washington – pointedly speaking publicly rather than privately in a departure from his usual practice.
  • The folly of rent control continued
    The Biden-Harris administration’s two-pronged strategy to “fix” these government-made problems with government-mandated rent control and a lawsuit targeting a real-estate data company will only make them worse.
  • Border security and ballots
    As we inch closer to the November election, House Republicans remain steadfast in confronting the growing crisis at our southern border, a crisis the Biden-Harris Administration continues to ignore.
  • The real driver of national debt
    As Congress continues to debate how to fund the government, I have spent an abundance of time thinking about how we can reduce our national debt and keep dollars in the pockets of Americans, instead of in Washington. 
  • This Constitution Day, let’s lower the stakes to lower the temperature
    Our Constitution was designed, in part, with an eye toward avoiding Rome’s institutional death spiral. The branches of government were refined and the checks and balances between them analyzed and improved.
  • Essential reading on the Constitution
    This Constitution Day, we have an opportunity to rediscover the genius and promise of our founding document that could be the key to our future as a diverse, complicated, and self-governing republic.
  • A sermon on Mark 9:30-37
    Life is a journey from selfishness to selflessness. God says in Philippians 2:3, "Do nothing from selfishness or empty conceit, but with humility of mind regard one another as more important than yourselves." This is how you prepare for eternal life in God's Kingdom.
  • Constitution Day reflections on America’s founding documents
    When it comes to celebrating Constitution Day on Sept. 17, it may be considered atypical to think of the Declaration of Independence. After all, the Constitution and the Declaration of Independence were two separate documents authored 11 years apart, written for two very distinct reasons, and penned by different authors.
  • Combating the threat of Communist China
    The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) presents one of the greatest threats to American values and national security in our lifetime. Our education, supply chains, health care systems and more are under constant siege from the CCP’s relentless overreach.
  • Old Blue's bath
    It had been a wonderful day, and I wanted to do something to show Old Blue my thanks. Old Blue had rolled off the assembly line back in 1966, although it was not until 2006 that Greg and I brought Old Blue home with us to the creek. Never once had I washed the tractor.
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