Our great nation is filled with weak-witted "republicans." They parade themselves as bastions of conservatism, but what they fight to conserve is not the ideals of the republic. The modern republican is not a republican but a conservator of modernism.
Instead of conserving the ideals of our republic—faith in the Lord Jesus Christ, patriotism for our homeland, justice for our fellow man, the faith and cultural traditions of our forefathers—they "conserve" rampant materialism, spineless "pro-life" laws that defend murderers, funding foreign lands, and themselves.
The modernist conservative is not worthy of being called a conservative, for nothing they fight to conserve is worth conserving. Their permission of corporate first-citizen last policies [1], the justice-less infanticide via abortion and IVF [2, 3], billions of our tax dollars being funneled to "allies" who actively undermine and loathe us [4], endless "lobbying" from foreign governments [5], and the refusal to bequeath anything of substance to the next generation of America has brought our nation to its knees [6].
America is mocked on the world stage as the so-called "America first republicans" appease belligerent nations. America, even on its knees, carries the biggest stick on the planet. It is time we got off our knees and raised the stick.
It is time we quit the "conservative republicanism" and pursued nationalist republicanism.
We need to serve Jesus Christ and build up our republic.
He gifted us this nation, and it has been left to the weeds.
For years, the modernist republicans and democrats have been splintering American strength by shrinking units, selling our weapons to other nations, and giving money to adversaries at the cost of American industry, defense, and jobs.
If we are to save our republic and build it back up, this must stop. No one should receive even a shell from American companies, nor should they ever receive a penny from us. When we give away our economic and military resources, we make ourselves weaker. We waste our resources and gift them to countries who loathe us and are bound to misuse them.
We must stop allowing others to have a portion of American munitions and funding.
We must invest these funds and resources into our republic and make it even grander.
As a Christian nation (143 U.S. 457), the majority of nations loathe us, and yet many of them we are so-called "allies" with—despite us not having any benefit from the alliance [7]. An alliance is supposed to benefit both parties, not only one. We must cull our alliances to those that only truly benefit us. With this, there is one ally that I say should be, no matter what, considered an ally: France.
I say this not to be provocative, but out of respect and appreciation for the French people—even if they do not reciprocate in this generation. As our great nation was being birthed, the crown sought to slaughter it. But France came to our aid; they provided funds, munitions, and even troops to our cause of liberty. This must not be forgotten, and they are truly in our debt.
I will not waste any more time on the matter of allies, though I have more opinions on such that many of the modernist persuasion would likely be embroiled upon.
The American modernist generations, Baby Boomer, X, Millennial, and a portion of Z, loathe the mere concept of tradition. How do I know this? Mention church tradition in a modern American church, and you will be burned at the stake. Chesterton had an excellent statement on tradition that I believe we must remember as a people and nation: "Tradition objects to their being disqualified by accident of death." Essentially, just because something is tradition does not mean it is wrong. Yet the modernist generations believe such. They see tradition as a threat to themselves and their mark on history. They fail to see themselves as a stitch in the quilt of history, but as the quilt itself.
Get yourself off your knees.
Stop letting weak philosophies discourage you.
Our grand republic will stand as long as there are men who stand for her.
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References
[2] https://abcnews.com/538/republicans-talking-abortion/story?id=113884930
[4] https://foreignassistance.gov/