Rogers for America

Rogers for America with Lt. Steve Rogers – Some church leaders misuse faith for personal gain, targeting donors and even military veterans in elaborate fraud schemes. Federal prosecutors indict members of the House of Prayer for a $22 million scam, while the FBI investigates cult-like practices. Believers are urged to remain vigilant, support trusted local ministries, and stay watchful against deception in Christ’s name...

Rogers for America with Lt. Steve Rogers – I have frequently stated that some leaders in this country incorporate scripture into their political rhetoric to present themselves as devout Christians, yet simultaneously support policies that conflict with biblical teachings. Sometimes compromise is necessary; it is often better to get part of what you want than nothing at all, if it is not the worst part...

Rogers for America with Lt. Steve Rogers – Regrettably, many young people today are not receiving positive influences or learning about the beneficial values introduced by figures such as Jesus Christ, as well as notable national leaders like George Washington, John Adams, and Abraham Lincoln. This absence of exposure is concerning, particularly when it originates from a lack of guidance from parents...

Rogers for America with Lt. Steve Rogers – When people believed in the DEI philosophy and supported an agenda that was not in the best interest of the military, it became problematic. It made us look weak. The U.S. troop withdrawal from Afghanistan appeared as a complete surrender, weakening perceptions of military strength. America’s military has evolved to be the warfighting machine it once was. Peace through Strength!

Rogers for America with Lt. Steve Rogers – The drug cartel, the drug lords. They are running that country, and they have been warned by the United States government that they had better not continue bringing their drugs to any country, because we will sink those boats off their coast. And we did. The area is now heavily guarded by guided missile destroyers, small craft, and 4,000 Marines, providing...

Rogers for America with Lt. Steve Rogers – Broadly speaking, priorities such as national strength, effective public safety measures, and collaboration between military personnel and local law enforcement are widely regarded as essential. However, it is important to recognize that there are ideological differences, and not all parties share these perspectives. For instance, those with communist ideologies may...

Rogers for America with Lt. Steve Rogers – As we transition from remembrance and tribute, the conversation deepens—moving beyond headlines and ceremony toward the heart of what it means to represent and serve in times of uncertainty. It is at these crossroads that faith, resilience, and the moral compass of leaders are truly tested. Through the voices of those who have stood at the front lines, we gather...

Rogers for America with Lt. Steve Rogers – We quickly realized this was not a war game, but real events unfolding. We wondered if missiles or bombs were involved. Amidst the chaos, the U.S. military rapidly launched fighter jets, while the FAA grounded all aircraft nationwide. Headlines soon declared, "America Under Attack" — a day that left an indelible mark on everyone who witnessed it...

Rogers for America with Lt. Steve Rogers – Rising tensions draw attention as US troops deploy both abroad and at home, sparking debate over authority, public safety, and civil unrest. From historic protests at Kent State to present-day demonstrations, leaders clash over the role of the military, law enforcement, and political influence, leaving citizens to question how far government power should reach...

Rogers for America with Lt. Steve Rogers – Rumors about President Donald Trump’s death spread rapidly online, fueling misinformation and partisan reactions. Comparisons emerge with concerns over President Joe Biden’s health, while leaders like Tim Walz draw criticism for careless remarks. The discussion highlights how media and politics exploit tragedy, raising questions of integrity, empathy, and the responsibility of public...