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Governor DeSantis paused his Presidential campaign to respond to Hurricane Idalia, demonstrating impressive leadership and fierce protection of Florida. Sending a chilling warning against looters, he proclaimed, “You loot, we shoot.” As disaster reveals both the best and the worst of humanity, DeSantis marshalled his state with the stoic resolve of someone with experience enduring Mother Nature’s wrath. This isn’t politics. It’s life and death. It’s about preserving law and order and safeguarding citizens amidst chaos. Any wavering moral compasses, be warned; the law, like a hurricane’s path, remains unyielding.
Decades-long battles over religious freedom received a groundbreaking shift as Washington’s Bremerton High’s football coach, Joe Kennedy, reclaimed the 50-yard line for post-game prayer. Previously, Kennedy’s silent gratitude practice abruptly ended in 2015 when administrative opposition evoked the Establishment Clause, resulting in his dismissal. However, a historic 6-3 Supreme Court ruling last June reinstated Kennedy, sending a powerful message on the enduring value of individual liberties, free speech, and religious freedom in America.
The untouched debris in East Palestine is a testament of the negligence from a seemingly indifferent Biden administration. Yes, Hurricane Idalia dealt Florida a devastating blow, but Ohio’s cries for help echo deafeningly loud. Our countrymen are suffering and yet the President who promised assistance has yet to bat an eyelash. Ohio deserves more than lip service, it needs decisive action, no less than what was rendered to Florida. The President’s absence speaks volumes of where the country’s priorities lie.
In a bid to ramp-up national green agenda, Biden’s administration has slashed down domestic oil production notably, raising alarms across the political aisle. This deliberate shift of energy policies, as forcefully described by U.S. Rep. Matt Rosendale (R-MT), threatens not only our self-sufficiency but also disrupts the geopolitical balance. The pressing question is: Can we really afford to compromise our hard-earned energy autonomy at the altar of environmental considerations? Let’s unfold this intricacy with a robust debate, guided not by political bias but by our spirit of preserving our national interests.