There’s one person who could have spared the country the disaster that was the Biden Administration.
Jill Biden.
If only she had told the Democrats in 2016: ‘No, I’m sorry, I can’t put my husband through it. He’s not mentally capable of undertaking a run for the White House and certainly not of being president. Or, at least—in 2020, knowing of his decline—she should have protected him from the ridicule and ignominy she had to have known a real campaign would bring, Instead, she betrayed her wedding vows, the Democrats, and the country.
A March opinion piece in The Capitalist bears the title, “Jill Biden is the most evil woman of, the 21st century.”
Writer Daniel Turner explained that marriage vows promise that “no one, not even the children, no one will look out for you, my spouse, as much as I will. And if you are too incapacitated to make a decision like ‘how do I walk off the stage?’ then I will try to take those decisions away from you. I will not give you more, larger, graver decisions because I cherish you.”
Jill Biden, instead, capitalized on her husband’s incapacity. Her gain was the country’s loss. Daniel Turner wrote, “It hurts to revisit” what President Biden left. “The filth. The weakness. The wokeness. The depravity.” What Jill allowed “made us all weaker, poorer and worse off as a nation.”
When asked in a recent CBS interview, what she was thinking during the humiliating debate performance that sealed the end of her husband’s campaign, Jill Biden lied yet again, claiming she “had, never, ever seen Joe like that before or since.”
She had. We all did.
Jill Biden told her interviewer, she thought her husband was having a stroke during the debate. Instead of getting to a doctor, she took him to a rally. She addressed the crowd. They went to Waffle House.
#politics #joebiden #jillbiden #leadership #accountability #presidency #government #politicalcommentary #americanvalues #truthmatters #holdleadersaccountable #constitution #civicengagement #publicservice
David McCullough once worried that America’s leaders had forgotten history. Today, that concern may be even more relevant.
Studies have found that many Americans can’t name the three branches of government or identify rights protected by the First Amendment. Even graduates from top universities often struggle with basic civics knowledge.
An informed citizenry is essential to a healthy republic. Understanding our history and constitutional freedoms matters more than ever.
What do you think schools should do to improve civics education? Share your thoughts and repost if you believe civics education deserves more attention.
#civics #history #education #constitution #freedom
🙏Pray for America
There are encouraging signs that many young adults are becoming more interested in faith and Scripture.
Let's pray that spiritual curiosity leads to genuine faith and lifelong discipleship.
🙏 For young people seeking truth
🙏 For wisdom and discernment in a confusing culture
🙏 For churches to effectively reach and disciple Gen Z
🙏 For a generation committed to following Christ
Prayer changes things.
Join us in prayer today and comment Amen below. 🙏
#prayforamerica #genz #biblicalworldview
For years, U.S. intelligence agencies gathered extensive information about Soviet military strengths but overlooked Soviet weaknesses. Under CIA Director William Casey, that changed. By identifying vulnerabilities and applying pressure, President Reagan shifted from defense to offense. Eight years later, the Berlin Wall fell, and two years after that, the Soviet Union ceased to exist.
The lesson: intelligence gathering, like science, requires knowing what questions to ask and what objectives you hope to achieve.
What lessons can today's leaders learn from this approach?
#china #coldwar #ronaldreagan #cia #intelligence #history #leadership
Freedom in America rests on three foundations: morality, limits on government power, and respect for human rights. When citizens have a moral compass, government can remain limited. When power is checked, liberty is protected. And when we recognize that our rights come from our Creator, freedom has a firm foundation.
The concern today is that many young people were never taught these principles. If we fail to pass them on, morality, limited government, and human rights may become relics of the past.
Teach these principles to your children and grandchildren today.
What do you believe is the most important foundation of freedom?
#freedom #civics #constitution #humanrights #limitedgovernment
If you plot federal tax revenue as a percentage of GDP, you get an almost horizontal line. Economists call it “Hauser’s Law.”
Top tax rates have swung from 90% in the 1950s to 37% today, yet federal revenues still hover around 17–19% of GDP. Raising tax rates doesn’t necessarily raise tax revenue.
The current tax debate could use a little economic reality.
#taxes #economy #deficit #federalbudget #economics
It's officially June!
This month marks the beginning of an important season for us at Point of View as we look ahead to America’s 250th anniversary and continue the work of restoring America’s godly heritage.
We’re excited to share more with you in the weeks ahead. Stay tuned. 👀
#pointofviewradio #faithandculture #america250 #christianworldview
College students are sounding the alarm about shrinking attention spans—and many point to social media. One student called TikTok “an endless cycle of bright colors and catchy sounds” designed to keep users scrolling faster than the brain can process.
Others warn that constant personalized content is rewiring young minds before they even enter school. Parents should pay attention to these warnings from students themselves.
What role do you think social media plays in attention spans today?
#socialmedia #attentionspan #tiktok #mentalhealth #genz #parenting #technology
Texas Children’s Hospital has agreed to stop all gender transition procedures on minors after a settlement with the DOJ and Texas AG. The hospital will pay $10 million for Medicaid fraud and fire five doctors involved in the procedures.
Dr. Eithan Haim, the whistleblower who exposed what was happening, says: “I’ve seen true evil up close.”
#transgender #texas #childrenshospital #gendertransition #parentalrights #culture
Did TV Dinners help create our modern screen addiction?
Columnist Bob Greene argues that Americans were being trained decades ago to eat, relax, and live in front of screens long before smartphones arrived.
What started with TV trays and frozen dinners may have paved the way for today’s phone obsession—where family meals are interrupted by endless scrolling.
Maybe it’s time to put the screens away at dinner again.
Do you think TV changed family life for better or worse?
#screentime #smartphones #familytime #technology #culture #digitaladdiction
🙏 Pray for America
In moments of global uncertainty, our first response should be prayer.
As discussions surrounding Iran continue, let’s pray together for wisdom, protection, and peace.
🙏 For the safety of U.S. troops and allies
🙏 For wise counsel and discernment for leaders
🙏 For the protection of innocent lives
🙏 For peace and stability in the days ahead
Take a moment to pray with us today.
If you're praying, comment Amen below. 🙏
#prayforamerica #faithinaction
A disturbing new poll shows many Americans believe the assassination attempts on President Trump were staged. Even more concerning? A majority either believe the events were fake or say they’re unsure.
Political fantasy and conspiracy thinking are replacing facts for far too many voters.
#politics #media #conspiracytheories #election2026
George Barna says GenZ shows a few encouraging signs spiritually: more Bible reading, deeper faith commitment, and looking to Scripture for moral guidance. But the larger trends remain troubling.
Many young adults still reject absolute truth, embrace cultural confusion, and remain uncertain about life after death.
As Colossians 2:8 warns, we must not be taken captive by the spirit of the age.
There are signs of hope—but there is still much work to do to reach and disciple this generation.
#genz #faith #bible #christianity #discipleship #culture #truth
The blockage of the Strait of Hormuz continues to affect supplies and prices worldwide. Oil, diesel, fertilizer, and food costs are all rising, while inflation pressures continue building. Wise and discerning Christians should take note and make appropriate plans.
#inflation #economy #supplychain #energy #foodprices
Memorial Day is more than a long weekend or the start of summer. It is a day to honor the men and women who fought for our freedom—especially those who gave their lives in service to our nation.
Even after the holiday weekend, we should take time to pause, reflect, fly a flag, visit a memorial, and thank a veteran. Freedom has always come at a cost.
#memorialday #rememberthefallen #honorthefallen #freedomisntfree #neverforget
More than 60 years ago, James Burnham warned that civilizations often collapse from within.
Today, many reject the very Western values that helped produce freedom, prosperity, and human flourishing: free markets, rule of law, constitutional government, family stability, and biblical truth.
Western civilization is worth defending.
Which Western value do you believe matters most today?
#westerncivilization #freedom #faith #culture #history
🙏Pray for America
If we want to see revival in our nation, it must begin in our own hearts.
Today we’re praying for personal renewal, repentance, and a deeper commitment to living for God in every area of life.
Please join us in praying for:
🙏 Hearts that are fully surrendered to God
🙏 Revival in our churches and communities
🙏 Wisdom and courage to live out our faith boldly
🙏 A renewed commitment to biblical truth in our nation
“Lord, send a revival… and let it begin in me.”
If you're praying with us today, comment Amen and share this post to encourage others to Pray for America. 🙏
#prayforamerica #spiritualrenewal #revival
OpenAI is now offering a chatbot called “Shepherd” that claims to provide “Christ-like” guidance and compassionate counseling. But according to reports, much of its training came from Reddit. That should raise serious questions.
As Alex McFarland reminds us, the mind of Christ comes from Scripture—not online forums. AI may be useful for research, editing, or finding information, but it cannot replace the wisdom of a biblically grounded counselor led by the Holy Spirit.
At a time when anxiety and loneliness are already increasing, the answer isn’t more dependence on screens and artificial relationships. Technology can assist ministry, but it should never become our shepherd.
#ai #faith #christianity #technology #biblicaltruth #mentalhealth
Every few months, another credible study reminds us that frequent marijuana use can harm the brain, especially in adolescents. A recent U.C., San Diego study of 11,000 teens found impaired brain development in users, affecting verbal recall, working memory, and spatial skills. Yet more states keep legalizing it, and now the federal government is even making it easier for the industry to expand. The real question is simple: are we lowering the risk, or lowering America’s IQ?
Read the study, look at the data, and think twice before calling marijuana harmless.
#marijuana #brainhealth #teenhealth #publichealth #drugpolicy #education #parenting