The fight against sex trafficking has found a champion in President Trump. From shifts in foreign policy thinking to criminal justice reform and the opioid crisis— human trafficking is the latest example in a long series of unorthodox victories for the President. 

Women in the United States are a vital block of the electorate. Many of us hold the most essential job in the country— raising the next generation of Americans to carry the torch of our great nation forward.

Kamala Harris’ career is rife with corruption, her policies and direct action led to the incarceration of innocent black men for political gain, and her political shape-shiftery paint her for what she is: a political opportunist.

While absentee voters request ballots, confirm addresses, and correct information, taking ownership of their choice to vote by mail, mass voting by mail diminishes accountability, paper trails, and general oversight, calling into question the validity of the election’s results.

As an American Jew, I am grateful for the hard work that our President has put into establishing peace between Israel and its neighbors. He bravely stands as Israel’s ally, even in the face of rising antisemitism in the U.S. and the world, and the notable rise in antisemitism among prominent figures on the Left.

In the name of “equality,” progressives co-opt and erode our Constitutional bedrock to advance their political agenda. Packing the Supreme Court and throwing out the Electoral College, once-fringe ideas, now represent the Democratic mainstream.

Cancel culture has ruined our generation. It has allowed for the dull emergence of tokenism, and the cringe-worthy practice of virtue signaling. It’s led to social media feeds tailored to our own biases, and a complete shut-out of opposition thought.

They didn’t flee the Eastern Bloc to complicity watch the rise of Communism in the very nation they fled to. Communism is not cute, it’s not kitsch, it’s evil. Don’t fall for its false promises. Fight for liberty, fight for freedom, fight for America.

A devout Catholic, distinguished scholar, and devoted mother, Amy Coney Barrett represents the limitless potential of the American spirit and the best this country has to offer.

Using identity politics to “move women forward” and placing quotas in our systems to “get women to the top” is counterproductive. We are women— we can do anything we set our minds to and we don’t need to ride on our “woman-ness,” but instead on the merit of our ideas.