Issue 1

By Jesse Boyd

By the grace of God, I recently completed a long walk across the USA, and definitely not by the shortest or easiest route (thelongwalkusa.com). My daughter and I got our feet wet in the Atlantic off North Carolina’s Cape Hatteras in March of 2021; and just three months ago, we dipped our feet in the Pacific off the California coast.

Along an unbroken 8,118-mile route across 20 states and 251 counties, we carried a cross with an American flag in distress and prayed for our nation in these troubling times. Others joined us at different times and places, always making us a small team of peaceful Christians. About 600 of those walking miles and 10 of those counties were in Montana, a “conservative red state” with some of the best Second Amendment (2A)-affirming self-defense laws on paper in all of America.

Read the complete article: From the White House to the Church House, America is Spiritually Rotten

WRITTEN BY
Ashe in America (@asheinamerica)
Originally published as Colorado’s Corruption Crisis – Glendale Cherry Creek Chronicle

On October 18, 2022, The New York Times shocked themselves when their Siena College poll revealed that 68% of likely US voters answered the same open ended question the same way: What do you see as the biggest
threat to democracy?

Government Corruption — That the government is not working on behalf of the people.

Read the complete article: The Government is the Biggest Threat to Our Republic

Commentary by Bill Bullard, CEO,
R-CALF USA

You’ve all heard that silence is golden, and that all that is needed for evil to prevail is for good men and women to do nothing. So, let’s put these two idioms together in the context of the very real prospect that an insidious movement is well underway to rob United States livestock producers of their liberty. This movement, then, is the evil that will prevail if good men and women do nothing.

Let’s dig in. First, we have the Global Roundtable for Sustainable Beef (GRSB) that is led by the world’s largest global beef packers, some of the largest world banks, some of the largest global retailers, and globalist pharmaceutical companies

Read the complete article: When Good Men and Women Do Nothing

PORTIONS REPRINTED WITH PERMISSION FROM
The Calvary Group
TheCalvaryGroup.com

Ask most Americans and they will tell you that laws are supposed to be enforced and that local law enforcement is there to protect and serve the people of their community. But the reality is that law enforcement today is more about protecting and serving themselves and the government than it is the individual freedoms of the people who elected them. Local law enforcement isn’t supposed to play favorites or selectively enforce the law, or, even worse, make up their own laws because they don’t like someone.

That’s what makes what happened to the Peermans in Flathead County, Montana so alarming. Montana, Big Sky country, is where most of the rest of the country imagines is ground zero for the “land of the free.” But Brandi Peerman and her family were being bullied by their neighbors and local law enforcement because they have two livestock guardian dogs who do what they were bred to do-bark

Read the complete article: To Protect and Serve

Hello fellow conservatives. I’m writing to give everyone an update on what I’ve been doing to represent YOU. We all needed a break from politics this holiday season and I hope everyone enjoyed time with their families.

The General Election is over and yes Republicans won the Presidency and other offices…but this is just the beginning of our work

Read the complete article: Tanner Smith message

While some Americans might be aware of the early December letter sent by six Republican U.S. senators to the National Institutes of Health demanding the agency provide Congress with information related to a controversial taxpayer-funded study on transgender children; what they may not know is the study’s cost has grown to nearly $10 million and was funded through Fauci’s NIH to administer puberty blockers to two cohorts of children, one older and one younger, to study the physical and psychosocial impact of puberty blockers. Dr. Johanna Olson-Kennedy, one of the researchers working on the project, recently admitted to withholding the results of the younger cohort’s results because she believed it
would be weaponized to advocate against the use of puberty blockers.

Read the complete article: Puberty Blockers