How 15 Days changed America

You can fight City Hall

Don’t Imbibe the Kool-Aid with Pastor David Whitney – Citizens learn that local government can be challenged and defeated when rights are denied. Hal Shurtleff’s Supreme Court victory against Boston shows how religious liberty, free speech, and equal treatment remain vital protections for every public forum in America and inspire steady civic action today...

CO2 is good, not bad: Why critics say the UN has climate science wrong

Don’t Imbibe the Kool-Aid with Kim Kennedy – CO2 is presented as beneficial rather than dangerous, challenging climate alarmism and claims from major government agencies. Gregory Wrightstone and the CO2 Coalition highlight research, climate history, and scientific debate, arguing that open inquiry is essential for sound policy and a better understanding of carbon dioxide’s role in the environment...

How 15 Days changed America

Don’t Imbibe the Kool-Aid with Kim Kennedy – The curve changed often, and we were told we could shop at some places but not others. As the creator of the documentary film 15 Days, Natalya Murkahver shares with us the reason for the sudden halt of a worldwide scam that may not be revived to the same size and magnitude...

Inner-city voices question decades of one-party leadership

Don’t Imbibe the Kool-Aid with Kim Kennedy – Is the era of mindless one-party rule over minority Americans over? One of the things Trump has accomplished in this decade is challenging the status quo, asking good questions of ALL Americans. He asked minority communities, 5+ decades of Democrat rule, how has that worked out for you? We took those questions to heart and began thinking...

How citizens can restore limited government in America

Don’t Imbibe the Kool-Aid with Kim Kennedy – Chris Wright of American Renaissance Network urges citizens to defend constitutional liberties, restore popular sovereignty, and engage locally. From free speech and Second Amendment rights to election integrity and limited government, Americans are called to hold officials accountable, preserve liberty, and strengthen the republic through civic participation in their communities...