The more seriously one believes the stakes of the present moment matter, the less coherent voluntary withdrawal becomes. That is the proposition that governs this
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The Viscerals of Monarchy: What Joan of Arc’s World Teaches Us About Hereditary Rule and the American Republic
Over the past several years, I have noticed an increasing number of thoughtful Catholics expressing nostalgia for monarchy. Reading Helen Castor’s Joan of Arc: A
Election Integrity as Pro-Life Stewardship: Reflections on President Trump’s Address to the Nation
Election Integrity as Pro-Life Stewardship Reflections on President Trump’s Address to the Nation We give thanks to the Lord for the preservation of President Trump
Secure Elections as the Foundation for Protecting Life: Reflections from Decades on the Front Lines
When the Republican Party of Texas released its eight legislative priorities last week, one item immediately stood out. Secure Texas Elections claimed the number one