Today on Good for America, Bob Good reflects on the 9/11 terrorist attacks, his personal memories of that day, and the thousands of Americans who lost their lives.He looks at the lessons America learned from 9/11—and the lessons we may have forgotten—including national security, border security, war and nation-building, constitutional freedoms, and the dangers of unchecked government surveillance.

Twenty-five years later, we must remember, learn, and never forget.

On this episode of Good for America, President of Virginia Conservative Action Bob Good takes aim at Washington’s latest spending deal and asks why a Republican-controlled Congress continues to fund Biden-era spending levels while conservative priorities get pushed aside.Bob also examines President Trump’s strategy for the midterm elections, the risks of another year-end spending deal, and a proposed federal tax incentive for Hollywood. Should taxpayers be asked to help rescue an industry struggling under California’s own policies?From runaway federal spending to Hollywood handouts, Bob breaks down what Republicans are doing in Washington—and whether it truly puts the American people first. All this and more on Good for America.

On this episode of Good for America, President of Virginia Conservative Action Bob Good examines what happens when a culture begins to call evil good and good evil. From abortion and the devaluation of unborn life to the mistrial in the Lindsay Clancy case, Bob discusses how our society’s view of motherhood, family, morality, and innocent life has changed.We also look at the biblical principles that should guide Christians in confronting these difficult issues and why courage is necessary to stand for truth, even when it means standing alone. All this and more on Good for America.Learn more at https://virginiaconservativeaction.org/

On this episode of Good for America, President of Virginia Conservative Action Bob Good takes a look at President Donald Trump’s leadership, recent presidential rankings, foreign policy, Republican primary politics, and the future of the conservative movement. Bob argues that Republicans need to return to fiscal responsibility, constitutional government, integrity, and principled conservative leadership if they want to build a lasting movement beyond any one president. All this and more on Good for America.

In this episode of Good for America, President of Virginia Conservative Action Bob Good takes aim at the “fraudulent” and “phony” national pro-life groups that are failing to live up to the principles they claim to defend.Good specifically addresses National Right to Life and Susan B. Anthony Pro-Life America after both groups endorsed Darline Graham over Congressman Ralph Norman in the South Carolina Senate race. Good argues that Norman has a long, demonstrated record of fighting to protect life, while Graham has virtually no political record to evaluate.He discusses the difference between incremental restrictions and the principle of protecting life from conception, the way conservative scorecards can be used politically, and the importance of standing firmly for life rather than compromising on the issue. All this and more on Good for America.

In this episode of Good for America, President of Virginia Conservative Action Bob Good makes the case for Ralph Norman in the South Carolina Republican Senate runoff instead of Darline Graham.He examines President Trump's endorsement of Darline Graham, questions the idea of political succession based on family ties, and explains why members of Congress owe their allegiance to the Constitution—not to a president, political party, or individual.Bob also breaks down conservative scorecards, Ralph Norman's record in Congress, his willingness to oppose Republican leadership, and why he believes Norman could make a major difference in the Senate. All this and more on Good for America.

On this episode of Good for America, we sit down with Delegate Eric Zehr to break down the three constitutional amendments appearing on Virginia’s November ballot. Del. Zehr discuss the potential impact of the proposed amendments concerning abortion, marriage, and the restoration of voting rights for felons, as well as concerns about religious liberty, parental rights, and the future of Virginia’s Constitution.We also discuss why voters need to understand the language and potential consequences of these amendments before heading to the polls—and why Christians and conservatives cannot afford to remain on the sidelines.

Today on Good for America, Bob Good announces his new role as president of Virginia Conservative Action, an organization dedicated to equipping Virginians to defend religious liberty, protect life, and uphold God's design for marriage. Bob also breaks down the constitutional amendments on Virginia's ballot this November and explains what is at stake.

Learn more at https://virginiaconservativeaction.org.

Today on Good for America, we sit down with former Lynchburg City councilman Jeff Helgeson for a discussion on the current state of the Republican Party. We talk about what conservatives should stand for and compare those principles to the current GOP platform. All this and more on Good for America.

Today on Good for America, we demonstrate that while the GOP rightly criticize the Left's embrace of socialism, Republicans are increasingly adopting big-government policies of their own.From record federal spending and the national debt to new entitlement programs, corporate subsidies, government ownership stakes in private companies, and housing legislation, we examine whether today's Republican Party is drifting away from the conservative principles it once championed.Regardless of which party is in power, constitutional conservatives should evaluate policies based on whether they expand or limit the size and scope of government. All this and more on Good for America.