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To the Left, “separation of church and state” is a weapon to push faith out of public life. But our Founders designed it as a shield to *protect* the freedom of faith.
Yesterday at the Humble Pray Unity Gathering at Northpark Christian Church, I broke down this myth and…
Cartels don’t respect borders or human lives. That’s why America and Mexico must stand shoulder-to-shoulder, combining our strength to crush them once and for all.
This isn’t your high school civics class.
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We all know about Veterans Day and Memorial Day, but today is Purple Heart Day. A day to honor and remember those wounded and killed in combat.
Today is the day we say “never forget” to those who have bled for our nation.
Here are some fast facts about the award no service…
To the Left, “separation of church and state” is a weapon to push faith out of public life. But our Founders designed it as a shield to *protect* the freedom of faith.
Yesterday at the Humble Pray Unity Gathering at Northpark Christian Church, I broke down this myth and explained why defending truth and faith is vital to America’s future.
Thank you to Reverend Edwin Gil and the Northpark congregation for your warm welcome and your prayers.
Cartels are militarized. The response should be too.
Less than 20 miles across the border from McAllen, Texas, an officer with the Mexican Attorney General’s office was executed by cartels.
Prosecution rates in Mexico are at about 1% – and events like this only make it more challenging for them to do their job. This has to be built in as part of a broader strategy to improve the rule of law in Mexico.
Some may say this is impossible, but there are effective examples, such as when Italy established protections for their judicial system when it was under threat from the mafia. Now, the mafia is relegated to the fringes.
It’s time to maximize pressure on the cartels from every angle and defeat them once and for all.
Right now in Geneva, the UN is entering the final negotiations for the Global Plastics Treaty.
During prior negotiation rounds, the Biden admin saw this as an opportunity to cap plastic production and kill U.S. jobs, all while letting China off the hook—basically the same playbook climate radicals run every chance they get.
I led a letter to @SecRubio supporting the Trump admin’s efforts to stand firm—and I’m confident they will. With American strength at the table, we can ensure we lead with innovation and common sense, not economic suicide and extreme ideology.
Cartels turn victims into killers and hope into fear.
Energy policy can’t be made in a climate bubble. We have to examine the tradeoffs.
The Left insists we decarbonize at all costs. But that path stifles innovation, harms modern living, and has *no meaningful impact* on the environment.
The better path is grounded in reality: American families and businesses need reliable, affordable energy. Let’s set standards that reflect that.
