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If We Don't Want Hyphenated Americans, We Should Stop Creating ThemThe 'nation of immigrants' idea neutralizes all opposition to mass immigration. That's why liberals like Robert Reich use it.If Americans want to return to a nation that is truly united, we must stop creating more hyphenated citizens and reject the notion that the country is "a nation of immigrants." Perpetuating this progressive myth only empowers the communists and their ideological descendants trying to denationalize the United States. In one of Robert Reich's recent Substack tirades, he unleashes a barrage of accusations against Stephen Miller, labeling him Trump's "chief bigot" for daring to criticize unchecked immigration. He trots out Miller's own immigrant ancestry as proof of the MAGA strategist's hypocrisy and even invokes Ronald Reagan's description of America as a nation of ideas to underscore his point. In doing so, Reich reveals a liberal delusion that often crosses party lines but only ever benefits the Left: That America thrives on endless immigration because it's just an ideology, not a real nation-state.
Old Dominion University President Stokes Flames of Violence Against Law Enforcement President Brian Hemphill eulogizes woman accused of domestic terrorism against ICE officers.Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem says an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officer’s life was threatened in Minneapolis when Renee Good, 37, attempted to run over him with her car. Yet, Old Dominion University (ODU) President Brian Hemphill is painting Good as the victim, fanning the flames of violence against law enforcement. Good, a 2020 graduate of ODU, was shot and killed on Jan. 7th by an ICE agent acting in self-defense. Good used her vehicle to block traffic and then rapidly accelerated her vehicle at the agent.
The Restoring Marriage Playbook with J.P. De Gance Enriching marriages is the best defense against divorce and abortion. The key: Getting churches onboard.Marriage is on the rocks in America. For many, divorce is no longer unthinkable; it's the norm. We're creating broken families who turn away from God, becoming increasingly atomized in a country that's lost its sense of direction and purpose. JP De Gance is lighting the path back to sanity. De Gance is founder and president of Communio, a Christian parachurch ministry working to help priests and pastors cultivate marriage enrichment programs: Ministries designed to help couples improve their marriage before they fail through biblical love and admonition. Join host Hayden Ludwig as we explore this innovative and powerful movement.
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