America owes everything to faith. The elites might squirm hearing it, but the truth cannot be cancelled. As the nation marks a staggering 250 years of independence, Republican leaders are reminding us of something liberals hope we forget: religion isn’t just a footnote in our history—it’s the very backbone. Folks like House Speaker Mike Johnson know it, and they say it loud and clear. Without God, there would be no America.
It’s no accident the founders stood firm in their belief in providence. The founding of this great nation wasn’t done by weak-willed men obsessed with globalism, identity politics, or capitulating to whatever foreign interest knocked at the door. Instead, these men put their faith in God before politics, progressivism, or so-called “modern values.”
The woke left tries to scrub faith from every classroom, every courthouse, and every ounce of public life. They claim it’s “inclusive” to erase history and pretend America was built on bureaucrats and bureaucratic plans, not prayer. But that’s just another chapter in the liberal playbook—rewrite the past to control the future. Spoiler alert: it’s not going to work. The very freedom liberals exploit to bash America was made possible by the God-fearing men and women they detest.
Republicans aren’t ashamed to say it: America’s strength is tied to its faith. Every step away from God makes this country a little weaker and a little less free. That’s a fact proven by plunging test scores, failing cities, and a government that can’t tell right from wrong. The same people who mock prayer are the first to bow down to DEI quotas and unelected global “authorities.”
Two hundred fifty years strong, and it’s faith, not some empty political slogan, that set America apart. Want to silence the haters? Remember—without faith, there would be no liberty, no justice, no America worth celebrating. Who really built this nation? It wasn’t bureaucrats or woke activists—it was believers.
Source: Washington Times
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