Opinion-Editorial by Melissa Martin, Ph.D. 

Standing up for liberty, freedom, and justice has to be difficult amidst the Washington D.C. quagmire. Yet, Senator Paul keeps the faith and keeps on truck’in.

Running in the opposite direction of tyranny, Paul battles for our civil liberties. “When the whole world is running towards a cliff, he who is running in the opposite direction appears to have lost his mind.” -C.S. Lewis

Being maligned when you reveal the real story about the COVID virus and vaccine is a courageous act. And exposing Anthony Fauci’s lies over and over again takes guts.

Op-Ed by Melissa Martin, Ph.D.

A mammoth elephant continues to stomp around in the sovereign nation of the USA and beyond. This creature bellows and challenges anyone that dares to disagree. It is comfortable in the Oval Office and the Halls of Congress while sticking its middle finger up in the sacred places of justice and liberty for all. Our Constitution is mocked as autocrats destroy and devastate the economy over and over and over – the end goal being a global empire with the wealthy at the top of the power pyramid and the rest of us at the bottom.

By: Wendy Griffin

Wendy Griffin lives on the Eastern Shore of Delmarva where she works in public policy. Additionally, Wendy is a writer, an educator, and a doctoral candidate at Liberty University.

I used to think that politics weren’t my thing. I never ran for a political office, and I doubted I ever would. BUT…after working in public policy for several years, I realize that what does matter…are my Constitutional rights. And if I am committed to protecting my constitutional freedoms…as best I can…for as long as I can, then I have a responsibility to vote.

Sen. Paul: Money Returned to the Treasury Surpasses $5.7 Million

By Senator Rand Paul

It’s April. For some, that connotes warm memories of spring rain and Easter Sunday. For others, it regrettably means one thing: taxes. This month, many families across Kentucky will begrudgingly gather around the dinner table, pore over documents, and file taxes for the previous year. Then, later that day, they will review their budgets and plan for the next year.