Politics
Remembering the Price of Freedom
For every flag waving outside a beach house this weekend, there is a folded one sitting in a glass case on someone’s mantle. That deserves reverence.
Restore Accountability, Combat Fraud, Protect Our Safety Net
As working mothers, we teach our children simple rules: be honest, take responsibility, and never take what is not yours. These are not abstract ideals. They are the foundation of trust, at home and in society. So, when billions of dollars in public assistance are siphoned off through fraud and abuse, it is more than bad policy. It is a breakdown of those basic rules.
Faith, Freedom, and the Future of Our Nation
There are moments in history when you can feel that something deeper is being tested. I believe we are living in one of those moments now.
The International Olympic Committee Is Setting the Global Standard for Women’s Sports
We are living in an era that has declared war on biological truth. For years, mainstream media has eagerly amplified falsehoods in the name of “inclusion,” while female athletes paid the price in stolen medals, shattered records, and broken bodies. But the tide has turned. Common sense is roaring back—and the world’s most powerful sports institution just proved it.
Tehran’s War on Christianity
For decades, the Islamic Republic of Iran has tried to control faith. In Iran, religion is not merely spiritual; it is political power. And yet, despite one of the most restrictive religious systems in the world, Christianity has quietly grown. Now the dictatorship is, for the first time in decades, facing an existential threat.
MAHA Is a Marathon, Not a Meltdown
There is something fascinating happening inside the Make America Healthy Again movement. On one hand, there is unprecedented public awareness. On the other, there is impatience. But systems, whether biological or political, do not reverse overnight.
A Year of Restoration: What President Trump Has Delivered for American Women
When President Donald J. Trump took the oath of office again in 2025, a renewed sense of hope swept across America, and confidence in America’s potential was reborn. For years, American women felt the weight of chaos: open borders, rising crime, crippling grocery and gas bills, cultural confusion that shamed our daughters for embracing biological reality, and bureaucrats overriding parents’ rights.
President Trump Is Expanding Access to Fertility Care Through TrumpRX
America was being overcharged for medicine. The same drugs, made in the same factories, at the same dosages, are costing Americans up to 1000% more than in any other country. President Trump just changed that and rewrote the rulebook with TrumpRX.
The Media Preys on Your Emotions
In the modern media ecosystem, facts no longer compete with better arguments— they compete with better emotions. And emotions, when properly weaponized, almost always win the propaganda war.
Don’t Give Up on Gen Z Women
Why have Gen Z women moved so far to the Left? It’s nowhere near as complicated as people may think.
Women’s Safety Is at Stake in New York City: Savannah’s Story
This November is a test. New York can choose a continuation of the chaos under Alvin Bragg, or it can steer itself toward accountability, lawfulness, and safety for its most vulnerable with District Attorney Maud Maron.
Dear Californian: Vote “No” & Early on Proposition 50
Dear Californian, you recently received a piece of mail that puts the future of our state’s election integrity in your hands. Voting “no” on Proposition 50, and submitting your ballot early, is essential to preserve the people’s power. Here’s why.
Charlie Kirk’s Campus Crusade: How One Man Helped Shape a Generation’s Vote
This piece was originally published on January 14, 2025, exclusively for members of The Conservateur Club. Today, we’re opening it to all, because the world deserves to know the impact Charlie had. We invite you to read and reflect on his legacy.
Helping Seniors— and the Women Who Care for Them
Women understand the intimate realities of caregiving. We know the demands, the logistical challenges, and the emotional burden. We also recognize the profound joy of helping someone we love remain safe and connected in their own home. To truly support our loved ones and one another, we need smart policies that reflect the realities of caregiving— making it easier for families to access care and for caregivers to provide it effectively.
Donald Trump’s Mandate: Make America Beautiful
Today, when one thinks “environmentalist,” a picture of young people protesting in the street or vandalizing priceless art — not a portrait of a sportsman working to control animal populations or a farmer carefully tending his land — probably comes to mind. That’s what happens when you replace stewardship with slogans and turn conservation into pronoun environmentalism. The Trump Administration has flipped this assumption on its head.
The Media’s Latest Buzzword: Misogyny
Oversimplifying complex social issues like “misogyny” through sensationalized headlines and sweeping generalizations isn’t just misleading; it’s dangerous. When media outlets declare every cultural or political moment as proof of a “war on women,” they don’t just distort reality — they undermine real cases of discrimination and abuse. This rhetoric fosters fear, division, and political weaponization, doing a disservice to the very people the media claims to protect.
Promises Made, Promises Kept: The Trump Comeback Tour
Just two weeks in, we are winning at a pace that has left the world scrambling to keep up. America is no longer a pushover; we set the terms. When Trump says America First, he means it — every single day.
The Case for Bobby Kennedy
Kennedy’s HHS nomination may be the most controversial in the last 20 years, but the media’s reaction has been unprecedented. From claims that he will single handedly bring back measles to shrieks of disdain over unsubstantiated anti-vax claims, Donald Trump’s nomination, much like the election win, brings with it a polarized group of dumbstruck, dazed, and disbelieving individuals who still aren’t over the shock of election night. The case for Bobby Kennedy is complicated, convoluted, and downright confusing.

