Citizen Writers Fighting Censorship by Helping Americans Understand Issues Affecting the Republic.
David T. Cloft 
It’s no secret that our mainstream media companies prioritize advertising revenue over the truth, and nowhere is this more obvious than in their cozy relationships with big pharma and the military-industrial complex.
Who needs foreign enemies when we have our own home-grown villains right here in the boardrooms of Big Food companies?
The COVID-19 vaccine mandate imposed by the Biden administration wasn’t just unconstitutional—it was morally reprehensible.
If you thought things were complicated now, buckle up, because the worst-case scenario for a Harris administration would make our current political mess look like a pleasant Sunday picnic. Sure, you might think, “How bad can it get?”
Here’s the irony: we claim to be a “constitutional republic” at home, yet act like an empire abroad.
If we can’t trust our own election system, let’s stop pretending we’re any better than a banana republic.
From a biblical worldview, the patterns found in nature, such as the Fibonacci sequence and fractals, are not merely intriguing mathematical phenomena, but rather the unmistakable fingerprint of God.
As the writer of Ecclesiastes wisely said, “What has been will be again, what has been done will be done again; there is nothing new under the sun” (Ecclesiastes 1:9).
It turns out the greatest national security threat to the United States isn’t from some far-flung foreign adversary—it’s from within.
Anyone thinking EVs are a long-term solution to environmental woes is setting themselves up for disappointment.
Move over COVID-19, there’s a new pandemic sweeping the nation—and this one isn’t infecting your lungs, it’s going straight for the brain.
In recent years, the integrity of the voting process has been called into question due to the growing reliance on electronic voting systems.
If there was ever any doubt that Washington, D.C. is a swamp, just take a look at the five wealthiest counties in America. Surprise! They’re all nestled comfortably around the nation’s capital.
Ah, the once-great American empire. Hard to believe now, in 2124, that they were ever on top of the world, right?
Once again, our beloved government has decided that it knows best, rolling up its sleeves to meddle in places where it doesn’t belong.
Here we go again—just when you thought bureaucrats couldn’t be more disconnected from reality, they’ve decided to one-up themselves.
Many Christians today do not fully understand their own Bible, and one key test of this is to ask them what it means to be made in the **”image of God”** (Genesis 1:26-28).
The Book of Revelation can sometimes seem intimidating, filled with vivid imagery of judgment and the end times.
Once upon a time in the not-so-distant land of Twitterville, there lived a man named Donald Trump, known far and wide for his remarkable aim with… well, his phone. But this story isn’t about tweets.
In today’s culture, we hear a lot about “white privilege” and how the wealth of history has been hoarded by a few.