As a Constitutional Conservative and a Christian, I will be voting for Ken Paxton. And no... I don't owe anybody an apology for it. Does that mean I'm excusing his controversies? Absolutely not. But a vote isn't a valentine. I'm not looking for a best friend, a pastor, or somebody who's never made a mistake. I'm looking at RECORDS. Both Paxton and James Talarico have served in government. We don't have to take their campaign promises at face value. We can look at what they've actually done. Banks don't approve loans based on good intentions. They look at credit history. Why should we appr

I'm getting real tired of watching people wear hopelessness like it's some kind of badge of intelligence. Some of y'all have gotten so black-pilled that you've actually convinced yourselves giving up makes you smarter than everybody else. You don't trust Republicans. You don't trust Democrats. You don't trust elections. Fine. Question everything. Hold EVERYBODY accountable. But when your entire political philosophy boils down to "everything is rigged, nothing matters, and anybody who still votes is an idiot..." What the hell are you actually contributing? You sit on social platforms

One year ago today. I've been sitting here trying to figure out what I want to say about Charlie, and honestly... I don't really know. It doesn't feel like it's been a year. What I do know is that the last year hasn't been the same. And I'm not the same. I remember seeing Isaiah 6:8 everywhere after Charlie was murdered... Here am I. Send me. It felt like something had shaken a lot of us awake. A year later, I sometimes wonder where that fervor went. Maybe that's not entirely fair. Maybe some people changed in ways nobody else can see. I know I did. I'm not going to get into the pe