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The No Kings protesters graced us with their presence this weekend. You know that fearless army of interpretive dance majors and trust fund socialists armed with crayons signs, shouting profanities at anyone who looks like they’re gainfully employed. Instead of doing something for the least of the adult Democrats spent their Saturday throwing a temper tantrum, that would embarrass a two-year-old. News flashed to the selectively outraged, America is not a monarchy. Our forefathers died to create it. And to stand on the very ground they secured and whine about an imaginary king isn’t just insulting their memory, it mocks their sacrifice. The only good thing that came from the Democrats meltdown, a reminder of who they really are. Unhinged, angry, and out of touch with reality.

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Well, the government is still shut down and Washington still acts like it’s some sort of surprise crisis. It’s not, though. It’s a scheduled failure you can pretty much set your clock to. The last real budget was signed by President Joe Biden in December of 2022. Since then, Congress has relied on five continuing resolutions simply to keep the lights on. My friends is a steady drumbeat of failure. And the losers, you and me, the American taxpayer. Congress has kept and even increased Biden level spending five times over the past three years. Passing another continuing resolution is not governing its fiscal malpractice, and it’s just accelerating the collapse of our economy.

For the Liberty Minute, I’m Andy Parish. For more, visit www.thelibertyminute.com.

For the Liberty Minute, I’m Andy Parish.

Well, here’s the bottom line, folks. Like most messes in life, Democrats are responsible for them, and this government shutdown is no different. Democrats passed the Affordable Care Act in 2010, known as Obamacare, and they passed it without a single Republican vote. Then Democrats added temporary subsidies during COVID, and Democrats set an expiration date for those subsidies themselves. And now Democrats are holding government hostage to extend subsidies, subsidies mind you, that Democrats designed to expire. This shutdown, folks, is not on Republicans. Democrats have been building this mess for a very long time, and now they need to own it.

For the Liberty Minute, I’m Andy Parish. For more, visit www.thelibertyminute.com.

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Well, instead of doing their bare minimum job, passing a budget, the United States Senate just passed another continuing resolution. And of course, you and I were given mere hours to see what was in the bill before they passed it. The CR wasn’t just keeping the lights on as politicians want you to believe. It continues Biden Pelosi level spending and through a procedural trick, they attached what’s called a minibus bill. This adds an additional $187 billion in criminalizes common hemp products. The bill waives the PAYGO rules, rehires laid off federal employees, and strips power from the administration to lay off federal workers in the future. In the end, nobody in Washington won, but the universal loser is, as always, you and I, the taxpayer.

For the Liberty Minute, I’m Andy Parish. For more, visit www.thelibertyminute.com.

Birthright citizenship has been a significant topic of debate, but a deep dive into the Constitution and the history behind it reveals a clear legal framework. The conversation around this issue often focuses on the concept of birthright citizenship, its origins, and why it is a fundamental part of U.S. law.

14th Amendment. This amendment was a direct response to the Supreme Court’s “horrific” Dred Scott decision, which ruled that a Black man living in a free state, who was born to a slave, was not a citizen and had no rights that a white man was bound to respect. The 14th Amendment was introduced by Senator Jacob Howard of Michigan and passed Congress with strong Republican support, with every opposing vote coming from Democrats.

The key clause of the amendment states: “All persons born or naturalized in the United States and subject to the jurisdiction thereof, are citizens of the United States”. The drafters of the amendment, including Senator Howard and Senator Lyman Trumbull, intended for this to apply to “every person born within the limits of the United States”.

The phrase “subject to the jurisdiction” is crucial to understanding the amendment’s intent. According to Senator Trumbull, this phrase was meant to exclude two specific groups: foreign diplomats and enemy combatants. It does not, however, exclude children of immigrants, even those who came to the country illegally. The drafters of the amendment were aware of significant immigration, both legal and illegal, occurring at the time of its passage in 1868 but chose not to include an exclusion for the children of immigrants.

Being “subject to the jurisdiction” simply means that an individual is subject to the laws of the land. An illegal immigrant is still subject to U.S. laws; they can be arrested, tried for crimes, and deported, which proves they are under the jurisdiction of the United States.

The Constitution was designed to be a safeguard against populism. The staggered terms of the Senate and the two-year election cycle of the House of Representatives were set up to ensure that the government represents the needs of both the present and the future, preventing a popular but potentially harmful movement from taking away individual rights. As a conservative, an individual believes that the law and Constitution are “colorblind” and that individual liberties should not be taken away due to popular opinion.

Enforcing laws is not “inhumane” but rather a necessary measure to preserve the order and structure of a society. While it may seem “inhumane” to separate families, the law holds that a child’s American citizenship does not automatically grant the same status to their parents. The parents, by their actions, are responsible for their potential separation from their families, just as a person who commits a crime and is sent to prison is responsible for being separated from their family

On this episode of I’m Right, Deal With It, Andy Parrish lays out a bold argument: Christians are the “number one problem that the Republican Party faces” because they’ve allowed “every bad thing that has happened in this country to happen” by staying silent and sitting on the sidelines.

He challenges the two biggest lies that have kept the church out of politics:

The lie of turning people off to the gospel: Parish argues that the gospel is already challenging, and pastors aren’t afraid to confront sin. He states that being politically vocal might even “turn people on” to the church.

The lie about nonprofit status: Andy busts the myth that churches will lose their tax-exempt status by getting political. He explains that religious institutions are automatically nonprofits and that most churches wouldn’t pay income taxes anyway, as they don’t turn a profit.

Ultimately, Andy Parrish says it’s time for Christians to “wake up” and get involved, reminding listeners that we are called to be ambassadors of Jesus in every aspect of life, including the political arena.

Listen to the full episode and find out why it’s time for churches to stop being silent and “get in the fight”.

On this episode of The Andy Parrish Show – I’m Right, Deal With It, Andy takes on two explosive topics that define America’s current crisis of leadership.

First, the tragic school shooting in Madison. Andy addresses the real root cause—sin and evil—not firearms, and dismantles the propaganda of school shooter drills designed to create fear, trauma, and ultimately fuel a long-term gun control agenda. He puts the statistics in perspective, comparing the risk of dying in a school shooting to bee stings, lightning strikes, dog bites, even falling out of bed. The media sensationalizes tragedy, and Andy exposes how the left exploits it to push for disarming Americans.

Second, Andy rips apart the so-called “continuing resolution” in Congress. Behind its 1,500+ pages are billions in pork spending, bailouts, and pet projects—from rebuilding bridges in Baltimore to creating a 6G task force. He calls out Republican leadership for selling out their voters and reminds listeners that without accountability, conservatives risk losing their country to “Democrat light” policies.

This is an unfiltered breakdown of the lies, fear tactics, and political betrayals you’re not supposed to question. Andy doesn’t just question them—he shreds them.