In the first article of this series, we examined the most significant demographic categories influencing how Americans vote. We treated these categories like the pillars of a structure: each strong, each carrying its own weight, each standing alone for analysis. But a building doesn’t gain strength from pillars alone. It requires crossbeams—points of intersection where…
Understanding the American Voter Part One: 18 Key Categories That Shape Political Behavior and Voting
In modern American political discourse, few terms have become more misunderstood—and more misused—than identity politics. To some, it is the cynical reduction of complex individuals to racial checkboxes and sexual labels. To others, it is a rallying cry for representation, empowerment, or systemic reform. But at its core, identity politics simply refers to the recognition…
In Whose Image? Autonomy, Tyranny, and the Crisis of Rule in America
In the political and spiritual battles of our time, the question of who governs us is not merely political—it is theological. At its core lies a deeper question: Who has the right to define good and evil, right and wrong, truth and lie? For Christians, the answer is simple: God alone has that right, and…
You Might Be Woke If….
“Woke” once meant being alert to injustice. Today, it describes a full-fledged ideology—a secular religion rooted in critical theory, radical subjectivism, and revolutionary politics. It teaches people to see all of life through the lens of oppression, privilege, and identity group conflict. The “woke worldview” believes that truth is socially constructed, moral norms are oppressive,…
Lindy Li and the Fracturing of the Democrat Party
In recent years, cracks have begun to show in the carefully constructed facade of Democratic Party unity. While many of these tensions were visible to political insiders, they remained obscured from the public eye—until now. Lindy Li, a prominent former Democratic fundraiser and party official, has stepped into the spotlight to expose what she characterizes…
Testimonies from Survivors of Socialism and Authoritarianism in the Face of America and the West’s Leftward Drift
In every age, liberty is a fragile gift—easily dismissed, quickly squandered, and only reclaimed at great cost. The survivors of totalitarian regimes know this better than anyone. They carry scars—some physical, some spiritual—that bear witness to systems that promised equality but delivered chains, regimes that preached justice while silencing truth, movements that cried out for…
Francis Schaeffer Encounters a Progressive Christian
Francis Schaeffer (1912–1984) was a Christian theologian, philosopher, and Presbyterian pastor best known for his profound influence on evangelical apologetics in the latter half of the 20th century. Schaeffer’s apologetic method centered on the principle that Christianity is the only worldview that adequately accounts for reality—what he called “true truth.” He emphasized the internal consistency…
Trump/Harris Debate
I would like to comment upon the recent Trump/Harris debate. The ABC moderators, David Muir and Linsey Davis, were conspicuously biased and partnered with Harris to debate Trump. Harris did not answer some of their questions, and they did not challenge her evasiveness. Moderators allowed Harris to repeat Democrat/media lies about Trump related to the…