Victoria Spartz (R-IN) appears to have a functioning backbone. I admit I had never heard of Spartz until a few days ago. Now, her name is everywhere. She is making the rounds on the conservative media circuit. After conducting my research on Spartz, three things jump off the page.

Toomaj exemplifies courage, conviction, and authenticity more than most of his flashy American counterparts. He's the echo of the working class, drowned out by the authoritarians. Stateside rappers like Drake and Rick Ross are mouthpieces for the secular elite.

Most commentators will swipe at the low-hanging fruit of [Kan]Ye's degeneracy and hypocrisy. They will gripe about how arrogant and crazy he is. They will highlight how Ye released his gospel album Jesus Is King a few years ago and performed Sunday church services around the country. They will point out the trashiness of his sex-kitten wife, Bianca Censori. Your favorite liberal or conservative commentator will not point the finger at themselves or you.

If you know anything about Illinois politics, then the accusations facing the village of Dolton Mayor Tiffany Henyard are not surprising. Likewise, if you know anything about black Americans and their obsession with Egypt, then you understand how Henyard got into power.

I worry about the growing idolization of Candace Owens. It might drive her to seek revenge rather than revelation.

Working-class people are getting poorer. Most Americans do not have $500 in savings, nor can they cover an emergency $1000 expense, but you couldn't tell by the amount of money spent on sports every year.

Is the $71 billion North American sports industry a net positive for society?

Transgender Day of Visibility should be a lesson for all Christians or anyone who opposes the left's anti-religious nonsense that apathy is the enemy of God. The politics are always on.