White privilege didn’t help anyone. Yes, it hurt black people much more than whites, but it hurt whites too. In fact, as I’ll show, it actually hurt everyone. Its supposed “gains” were poisoned. The system that promised privilege also planted deep, deep rot. For everything the elite whites temporarily gained, the other whites, immigrants, and the rest of the population lost. The nation as a whole lost.

But calling Israel a liability misunderstands the true nature of realism. Realism doesn’t mean retreat. It means investing in relationships that bring reciprocal strategic benefit. It means ensuring national security, preserving influence, and outmaneuvering adversaries. On all these fronts, Israel remains one of America’s most vital allies.

While other communities are encouraged to rise through grit and discipline, DEI trains Black Americans to expect rescue and reinterpret every standard as oppression. The result? We are not only failing from within, we are being perceived as failures from without.

Where are the self-proclaimed guardians of Black lives? Where’s the NAACP? Where’s Black Lives Matter? Where are Ben Crump, Jesse Jackson, or Al Sharpton with their cameras and bullhorns? Nowhere. And we all know why. Because this time, the killers weren’t white. They weren’t police. They weren’t conservatives. They were illegal aliens—a protected class in the Left’s progressive hierarchy. To call this a shame is an understatement. It’s a scandal.

And no one could complain that the bill needs to include other religions—because Christians are by far the most persecuted religious group in the world. According to the best global data, they are imprisoned, tortured, raped, and killed in greater numbers than any other faith community. A focused bill would not exclude others from future protection, but it would finally address the one group most consistently ignored by politicians, the media, and even the Church.

He commands us to be fruitful and multiply, and entrusted us with dominion over the earth—not so we could be ruled by technocrats, but so we could steward creation with wisdom and gratitude. He has already provided what we need

In truth, education is a service, not a right. You should not be prevented from getting an education, but you have no right to force your neighbor to pay for that education at the point of an IRS agent’s gun. So the state should not be paying for it anyway. But until we get to that point, we need to deal with the situation.

AI cannot create; it can only copy and wait for us to validate. It cannot be the engine of discovery because it has no soul, no wonder, no divine spark. It is not the Imago Dei. AI is as useful as a washing machine or a tractor. Use it well, use it wisely, use it to achieve your creative goals.

Nobody ever said Trump was perfect. As I noted, of course, he’s no saint, no Billy Graham. But he may be an adulterous David, a Solomon, a power-hungry Cyrus, a self-aggrandizing Nebuchadnezzar. And since we do not know what the future will bring, we must remain ever vigilant—and we are with Trump.

Year after year, taxpayer money is shipped overseas and called “development” or “security assistance.” But it all disappears into black holes of corruption. It’s used to subsidize dictatorships and fund leftist NGOs (Non-government organizations) that undermine American values. USAID has become a slush fund for special interests. Of course, the legislators will claim they were not giving the money to foreign governments, but the reality is that they were giving it to U.S. Crony Corporatists to do work in foreign nations. USAID is only the tip of the iceberg.