Five months ago, inflation, border security, and the economy were voters’ top issues. Last week, the New York Times headline chimed, “Abortion” is now the top issue for many voters. The subtitle could have read, “thanks to us and the rest of the news media.” Almost...

Parents look for alternatives to government run education for many reasons, with wokeness among the top complaints. Inviting boys into girls’ locker rooms, showers, restrooms, and sports has to be at least tied with inappropriate sexual books in libraries and...

Hypocrisy: “The practice of claiming to have moral standards or beliefs to which one’s own behavior does not conform.” While Arizona officials demand ESA families clear burdensome hurdles to justify purchasing curriculum and biographical history books, some school...

Parents want oversight of their children’s education; and they have the right to it. They also have the responsibility of educating their children. It’s not a conservative or liberal value, it’s a parental prerogative. Arizona law affirms this right to ‘direct the...

Don’t forget to vote! Arizona’s Primary Election is next Tuesday, July 30. More information at www.azvoterguide.com.  Opponents of educational freedom provide a lesson in unethical tactics and the vigorous manipulation of facts. The title of the class could be ‘A...

Politics is not our gospel, and no politician our savior. So, do we stay away, abstain from civic engagement altogether, share the gospel, and leave politics to the world? What political issues are off the table? Abortion? Transitioning minors? Religious freedom? Are...

A grim warning to parents and grandparents before June comes to an end: We know about the sexually explicit books in schools and libraries, drag queen “story hours,” and the not-so-subtle innuendo in children’s shows and movies. And perhaps some of us are desensitized...

If you have seen enough rainbows, enough “family friendly” drag shows, and enough pride flags on public property, I have good news; you are not alone, and we may be seeing the beginning of the end of an overplayed hand. Dr. Andrew T. Walker, Associate Dean in the...