Most major Catholic commentators on the border crisis have for decades played the part of Judas, offering impersonal and meaningless kisses to the image of God imprinted on every raped, massacred, and ignored victim of our unsecured border.
Crisis Editor Eric Sammons recently wrote an article arguing that Catholics should consider not voting in the 2024 presidential election. Needless to say, it got a lot of pushback, which we’re going to address today on the podcast.
The presidential candidate of the American Solidarity Party was born into a blue-collar Catholic family and went on to work in agriculture, insurance, journalism, and public relations.
Opponents of Donald Trump are using increasingly dangerous rhetoric in their campaign to keep the former President out of the oval office.
If by some chance Donald Trump loses the GOP nomination, he’s likely to run as an independent candidate, thus throwing the whole election into even further chaos.
The Trump indictments are not about getting rid of Trump. It’s really about getting us, smelly conservatives and Christians, patriots who love this country.
If they want to win, Republican donors need to ditch the bandwagons and support Trump.
Though I am grateful for what Donald Trump did as president I plan to vote for Ron DeSantis this time around.Â
Popular Catholic author and “Dad with a Webcam” Taylor Marshall announced last week that he’s running for President of the United States. We’ll talk to him about his candidacy and what he hopes to accomplish.
We can look at Taylor Marshall’s attempt to enter the American political arena as a positive development, regardless of what personal opinion one may hold about the YouTube gunslinger from Texas.
Why have we suddenly lost our minds and are now living in an asylum run by dangerous lunatics? And, more to the point, what do we need to do to end it?
Will Ron DeSantis overcome Donald Trump? Can Robert Kennedy Jr. challenge Joe Biden? Could Tucker Carlson now enter the ring? We’ll look at these stories and more that are shaping the 2024 presidential campaign.
The business of election season threatens to overwhelm us; memories of God and family can keep our perspective on what really matters.
As always, Donald Trump is in the news—this time for being indicted. What does the future look like for the former President, and how should Catholics view both his campaign for President and the campaign to destroy him?
Conservatives face a real choice in the upcoming Republican primaries. Who will they choose?
