Staff Reports
America is on a slippery slope, and the left turns a blind eye with each passing day. They want us to think patriotism is outdated, but the truth is, this nation faces a crisis that echoes our darkest periods. We’re seeing chaos and violence, not because America is inherently flawed, but because liberal ideologues fuel the fire with divisive rhetoric and unchecked insanity on college campuses.
Back in 1860, politicians were left with no choice but war, but today’s situation is different. We aren’t on the brink of a civil war, but we are tearing apart the fabric of what makes America great. Partisan extremists, barely a fraction of our massive population, want to convince us that we’re divided beyond repair. They’re loud, and they’re dangerous, but they don’t speak for America.
“Social media is a cancer on our society right now. I would encourage people to log off. Turn off. Hug a family member. Touch grass.”
-Utah Governor Spencer Cox
pic.twitter.com/BotB5nqSvZ— Republicans against Trump (@RpsAgainstTrump) September 12, 2025
Higher education has become a breeding ground for this chaos. Our colleges churn out self-entitled graduates drowning in debt and disillusionment. They’re spoon-fed nonsense about how oppressive and evil America supposedly is. School is supposed to prepare our kids for the workforce, not weaponize them against their own culture. Instead, they’re taught to despise capitalism and our Judeo-Christian values—foundations that have made this country the envy of the world.
Meanwhile, law enforcement and basic freedoms become casualties in this culture war. Those calling for defunding the police are the same ones whining when disorder strikes. Their hypocrisy knows no bounds. The push for increased control and restrictions in the name of fairness is nothing short of draconian. More policing, more surveillance—a liberal’s utopia.
Can America be saved? It won’t be easy, but this nation needs a strong, decisive leader who won’t pander to social justice nonsense. They’d better be ready to cut through liberal deceit and unite us by standing firmly for American values. We might not be facing another civil war, but unless we act, this slow disintegration of our beloved country will only continue. Are we ready to choose courage over chaos, or will we let this slow-motion disaster unfold?
