We’ve all had hard days. We often wake up and wish we were farther along than we find ourselves to be, wish the road ahead looked smoother, wish for even a few moments to relax.
None of those things greeted Trump supporters the day after his debate with Vice President Kamala Harris.
Woke Ideology Critique and Counter Proposal offers a clear and comprehensive introduction to the inner force of Wokeism as it continues the ideological traditions of its violent and totalitarian predecessors.
We commend the efficiency and transparency of this year’s electoral process, which allowed for a timely and definitive declaration of results on election night. We pray for continued progress toward evermore trustworthy, fair, and transparent elections in America.
We’ve all had hard days. We often wake up and wish we were farther along than we find ourselves to be, wish the road ahead looked smoother, wish for even a few moments to relax.
None of those things greeted Trump supporters the day after his debate with Vice President Kamala Harris.
We’ve all had hard days. We often wake up and wish we were farther along than we find ourselves to be, wish the road ahead looked smoother, wish for even a few moments to relax.
None of those things greeted Trump supporters the day after his debate with Vice President Kamala Harris.
The Settlement Project is excited to announce our upcoming conferences in California. This month the Settlement Project will hold conferences in San Francisco and Los Angeles. The conferences will focus on election integrity.
Progress toward the ideal, becoming “perfect,” requires citizens and political leaders live by the laws we find in the Constitution. Our freedom to choose is not to be hindered or blocked by government.
On April 8, Settlement Project representatives, Jack Ashworth and Bob Spitz, appeared on LA Hispanic Republican Club Radio hour on “AM 870 The Answer,” hosted by David Hernandez, Chairman of The Los Angeles Hispanic Republican Club.
Because he valued the great artistic legacy of Western art and culture, he understood that creating anything beautiful was both challenging and difficult. Conversely, he observed that destroying beautiful things was easy, thus he was highly critical of those who would destroy or diminish beautiful art for ideological purposes. He referred to this practice as “a culture of repudiation.”
On April 8, Settlement Project representatives, Jack Ashworth and Bob Spitz, appeared on LA Hispanic Republican Club Radio hour on “AM 870 The Answer,” hosted by David Hernandez, Chairman of The Los Angeles Hispanic Republican Club.
