Don't vote Democrat, don't vote Democrat, don't vote Democrat -- oh, and one more thing: Don't vote Democrat! Democrats are largely to blame for the downfall of America, the one that's seeing boys dress as girls and pretend to be something they're not; the one that's seeing a president whose primary foreign policy is 'China First;' the one that's seeing hard-working American citizens struggle to pay for their family expenses while leftist pinheads in New York City empty the public schools of students so that illegals can live in the buildings -- on the taxpayer dime. It's time to put a stop to the madness. And now we have whispers of California's resident-in-leftist-chief Gavin Newsom making a run for the White House? Perish the thought. That would be a disaster, says John Cox, author of "The Newsom Nightmare."

The election of 2020 is still a question mark in many Americans' minds, and now a new survey from The Heartland Institute and Rasmussen Reports shows why concerns should be very much founded. Fully one-in-five mail-in voters committed fraud, either innocently or knowingly; in the end, to take from Hillary Clinton -- what difference does it make? Fraud is fraud no matter the motivation. And Jim Lakely, VP at Heartland, says the fraud occurred on such a widespread basis that Donald Trump definitely has a point when he says his election was stolen.

Let's resolve to make 2024 the year of saving America from the leftist influences that have corrupted our government and culture, namely the socialists and communists and Marxists who've taken over the Democrat Party. How to save the country? For one, quit voting Democrat. For two, turn back to God. For three -- and four -- and five -- well, guest Allen West, retired Army lieutenant colonel, has a lot of thoughts on what's wrong with this Joe Biden administration, and what Americans can tackle right now to secure this nation's liberty for the foreseeable future.

What good is it if an individual gains the world but loses the soul? Or, as Dr. Jennifer London puts it: Character is crucially important. It was a key driving force of so many of America's most noble and influential figures -- Jefferson, Washington, Tubman, Graham. But the main question is: How to instill it in today's youth in a way that lasts? London discusses.

America's political and cultural climates are tense to say the least. And if you look at polls and surveys and interviews over the past year, it seems that 2023 was an especially fiery time in the political realm. So going forward, what will 2024 bring? Sam Daley-Harris says unity and peace are possible -- or at least rational debate and discussion -- and so is change for society's good. And he wuld know. He wrote the book on it, called "Reclaiming Our Democracy: Every Citizen's Guide to Transformational Activity."

America's political and cultural climates are tense to say the least. And if you look at polls and surveys and interviews over the past year, it seems that 2023 was an especially fiery time in the political realm. So going forward, what will 2024 bring? Sam Daley-Harris says unity and peace are possible -- or at least rational debate and discussion -- and so is change for society's good. And he would know. He wrote the book on it, called "Reclaiming Our Democracy: Every Citizen's Guide to Transformational Activity."

America, Time to Face the Danger

How many times has it been reported that someone from a communist country has looked with alarm at America now and warned of a coming crisis -- warned that America is on the cusp of turning communist? Well, here comes another similar warning, this time from a scholar and researcher, Shea Bradley-Farrell, president of Counterpoint Institute for Policy, Research and Education, who went to Hungary, spoke to Hungarians and brought home their warning for the West. And it's called "Last Warning to the West."

Suicide spikes during the Christmas holiday season for a reason -- but it doesn't have to be that way. Kristen Christy, international speaker and influencer, shares some dark stories of very personal nature but more importantly, tells how she gets through; how she carries on; how God continues to use her on a daily basis. It's the perfect talk for those needing motivation, inspiration, hope and faith.

America's entered a time where the "nones" -- those without solid religious footholds -- and the secularists and the atheists have taken over much of the politics and culture, and drummed into the minds of emerging leaders of the nation that faith has no business in government. But such separation of church and state as an example of what founders wanted is a figment of the far left's imaginations. Faith and religion must be alive and active in America else America falls to communism. Christy Stutzman speaks on the very critical need for Christians to get more involved in government and culture.

If you're like most American voters, you're sick and tired of listening to politicians promise this, that and this and that on the campaign trail, only to go on to their elected positions of power and forget their promises. And if you're like many other American voters, you're equally tired of politicians who throw in deep with the bureaucrat class and start ordering taxpayers around -- as if taxpayers are there to serve. Think during the COVID clampdown years; think during School Board battles to boot out evil LGBTQ agendas. Keith Redhead just won his seat for Ava Town Supervisor -- as a member of the Libertarian Party -- and he says Libertarian platforms are really beginning to resonate with Americans across the nation.