Citizen Writers Fighting Censorship by Helping Americans Understand Issues Affecting the Republic.
David T. Cloft 
If Hurricane Helene taught us anything, it’s that we can always count on FEMA for… wait, no, we can’t. FEMA’s response to this disaster was, unsurprisingly, another masterclass in government bureaucracy at its finest
Ask a random person why the U.S. Civil War was fought, and the answer will almost certainly be “slavery.” That’s it. One word.
From the moment it was created in **1979**, FEMA has been a case study in government inefficiency, bureaucracy, and downright stupidity.
Does the gazelle get to call its lawyer? Of course not. That’s nature—ruthless, indifferent, and completely void of justice.
With over 800 military installations worldwide and a robust economy, the U.S. maintains a global presence that ensures its influence is felt at all times.
Throughout history, nations have risen and fallen under the sovereign will of God, according to His divine laws. Scripture teaches us that God’s kingdom is built upon laws that govern not only individuals but also nations.
By relying on experts, technocratic systems aim to make decisions based on data, research, and “the science,” critics argue that technocracy comes with its own set of dangers.
The fundamental purpose of the U.S. government, as outlined in the Constitution, is to protect the rights of its citizens. This includes ensuring life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.
If history has taught us anything, it’s that good presidents keep us out of war, and bad ones dive headfirst into conflicts that waste blood, treasure, and common sense.
Biden’s presidency has been a textbook case of what happens when big promises meet harsh realities.
The phrase “Wokeism is just Marxism with manners” is a sharp critique of contemporary social justice movements
In 2024, it seems that we’ve moved past the age of open debate and intellectual discourse into a new era—the era of the climate change cult.
In today’s fast-paced culture, it’s no wonder that so many people feel overwhelmed, constantly stressed, and burned out.
Ah, 2004. A simpler time when Democrats wore their anti-war badges with pride, and Dick Cheney was the Darth Vader of Washington.
If “Red Dawn” were remade in 2024, the story would look different in terms of tactics and technology, but its core message of resisting an invading force would remain the same.
Rodent control has been a critical concern for humans throughout history, with mice, rats, and other rodents posing a threat to food supplies, health, and infrastructure.
The 1984 movie Red Dawn is more than just a Cold War-era action flick; it became a cultural touchstone for Generation X
Since the dawn of time, humans have feared death. The thought of our inevitable end drives many to seek ways to extend life or even achieve immortality.
Throughout history, individuals of faith have faced the moral dilemma of whether to obey earthly authorities or stand firm in their allegiance to a higher, divine command.
Dietrich Bonhoeffer was a man of deep faith, intellect, and conviction, known for his unwavering commitment to Christian principles of love and justice.