Staff Reports
In today’s upside-down world, it’s become crystal clear why President Trump is making a staunch push to defend religious freedoms in our public schools. The uproar sparked by a 12-year-old boy from California being coerced to read a book that clashes with his deeply held Christian beliefs sheds light on a critical issue. If a child can’t express his faith freely without being subjected to radical agendas, then are we truly upholding the principles our nation was built on?
Liberals are quick to dismiss these incidents as isolated, but they are far more widespread than progressive pundits would ever dare to admit. Every day, young minds are pressured into accepting ideologies that contradict their personal and religious values. This isn’t about education—it’s about indoctrination. President Trump rightly pointed out that religion forms the backbone of any great nation. The foundation of America was laid by those who valued religious freedom above all else. Yet today, attempts to erase or undermine these values are not only tolerated but celebrated by the same liberals who claim to support diversity and inclusion.
12-year-old boy who fought back against his school for pushing a book about changing genders speaks alongside President Trump at the Museum of the Bible:
"I've been a Christian my whole life, and Jesus means everything to me."
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— Fox News (@FoxNews) September 8, 2025
The Freedom From Religion Foundation and Americans United for the Separation of Church and State continue to tout their misleading narratives about so-called ‘Christian Nationalism.’ They fear-monger and cry wolf about threats to secularism, while blatantly turning a blind eye to the trampling of Christian students’ rights. By twisting the narrative, they conveniently ignore the essence of the problem: a society that increasingly dismisses and disrespects faith in the traditional American values that made us great.
Even when President Trump takes tangible steps to formalize religious expression rights in the workplace, these groups cry foul, labeling it as outrageous. But what’s truly outrageous is their blatant hypocrisy. Their outcries are about maintaining institutional power, keeping values in the shadows, and spreading anti-American nonsense. They accuse Trump of theater, yet their own performances are laden with lies and misrepresentations, aimed solely at stifling the right to religious expression in favor of their secular, globalist agenda.
It’s time to ask ourselves: why is liberal America so petrified of traditional values and faith? What are they so desperate to hide? If standing up for Jesus Christ and the very notion that a 12-year-old shouldn’t be bullied into accepting leftist dogma is ‘extremism,’ then every American who cherishes their God-given rights should proudly wear that label. America should be a country where faith isn’t an afterthought but a celebrated cornerstone. Let’s reclaim the heart of our nation before it’s too late.
