Didn't Agree on Faith - But Did on Freedom
Courageous Good Character Prevails is the first common value of Simple Liberty. This post takes up the first virtue that supports it: Faith.
Read the full article →Ideas to Fix Our Problems
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Courageous Good Character Prevails is the first common value of Simple Liberty. This post takes up the first virtue that supports it: Faith.
Read the full article →The dirt in that part of Mississippi is red. In the summer of 1946, a sixteen-year-old boy stood on it looking down into an open blue coffin.
Read the full article →Let's be honest about something most Americans already know, but rarely say out loud: Congress is broken. Not just a little broken.
Read the full article →in The Commons
Before casting a ballot, every voter must present a government-issued photo ID and provide a signature that officials verify against the voter's registration record.
Read the full issue →Every adult in the United States must hold and keep current one government-issued photo credential - or one for identity and one for citizenship - answering three requirements.
Read the full issue →Before casting a ballot, every voter must present a government-issued photo ID and provide a signature that officials verify against the voter's registration record.
Read the full issue →“Build a nonpartisan, fact-based community dedicated to restoring common sense, moral character, and authentic constitutional integrity to the governance of our nation.”
why?
History confirms no nation has ever given common citizens more power, rights, and opportunity than the United States of America.
But organized movements in America today - the Democratic Socialists of America among them - are working to replace our constitutional order with systems that have failed everywhere they were tried.
Their 2026 program, Workers Deserve More, calls for abolishing the Senate, the Electoral College, and the police and prison system - and replacing the presidency and Supreme Court with an executive and judiciary subordinate to Congress.
Working together, we must stop them, stabilize our government, and restore our unity, peace, and the common good.
The time to act is now.
Restoring America's character, dignity, and constitutional foundation starts with common citizens working together - honestly, respectfully, and for the common good.