The image above is a powerful critique of the idea of using church funds for political purposes. It depicts a biblical scene, where a widow and her child give their offering at the temple while religious leaders and others look on. However, the modernized caption adds a thought-provoking twist: “No, Peter, I don’t think it…

Single-issue voting occurs when individuals base their entire political decision-making on one specific concern—such as gun rights, abortion, taxation, or healthcare—while disregarding a candidate’s broader policies or overall integrity. This approach allows lobbyists and special interest groups to exploit voters, using emotionally charged rhetoric to gain support without being held accountable for other, often more…

In life, power and influence can elevate individuals to positions where their decisions shape the course of history. Yet, no matter how high one rises, no one is beyond accountability. The image titled “Mr. Trump, You Face God First” serves as a powerful reminder of an inevitable truth—every person, regardless of status, will one day…

In American political discourse, few alliances are as paradoxical as that between Evangelical Christians and their chosen political figures. The image above highlights this paradox by contrasting two men—one known for his lifelong dedication to faith and service, the other a powerful yet controversial political leader. On one side, we see a man who embodies…

In the grand theater of global politics, ambition is a defining force. The image above reimagines former U.S. President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong-un as Roman-style figures, draped in togas against their respective national flags. The title “Getting to Know You” suggests a relationship of strategic diplomacy, mutual curiosity, and perhaps, a…

Laws are often seen as the foundation of civilization—rules that govern societies to maintain order, justice, and stability. But history teaches us a sobering truth: legality does not always equate to morality. The image above highlights this contrast in stark terms. Those who sheltered Anne Frank were breaking the law. Those who killed her were…

The U.S. stock market is often cited as a measure of presidential success, but how much credit should a president really take for market performance? The image above humorously illustrates a common trend in political discourse—leaders attributing economic success to themselves while downplaying the foundations laid by their predecessors. The Market Under Obama and Trump…

On January 11, 2018, then-President Donald Trump reportedly expressed a preference for immigrants from countries like Norway. This statement sparked controversy, raising questions about how immigration policies are shaped by racial and cultural biases rather than economic or humanitarian considerations. The image accompanying this quote is particularly striking—it resembles propaganda from the early-to-mid 20th century,…

From the 1920s to the 1940s, the rise of Italian-American organized crime in the United States became a defining chapter in the nation’s history. Infamous figures like Al Capone, Lucky Luciano, and others built criminal empires through racketeering, extortion, and violence. Thousands of people lost their lives as mafia families waged wars over territory and…

There’s a troubling trend of revisionist history that glorifies Adolf Hitler’s economic policies while ignoring the devastating human cost of his rule. The image above exemplifies this dangerous narrative, praising Nazi Germany’s economy without acknowledging how it was built on oppression, militarization, and genocide. The Myth of Hitler’s Economic Miracle It’s true that Germany’s economy…

In 1786, Thomas Jefferson made a powerful declaration: “Our liberty cannot be guarded but by the freedom of the press, nor that be limited without danger of losing it.” Over two centuries later, his words remain as relevant as ever. The founding fathers understood that a free press is not just a privilege—it is a…

There was a time when Americans took immense pride in their institutions. We cheered as astronauts walked on the moon, celebrating scientific achievement and the triumph of a nation that believed in progress. Federal agencies like NASA were symbols of excellence, curiosity, and unity. Fast forward to today, and the picture looks starkly different. The…

In 1955, a baby was born in San Francisco to Joanne Schieble and Abdul Fattah Jandali, a Syrian immigrant. Born out of wedlock and placed for adoption, his life hardly began with the privileges we often associate with success. But back then, America believed in second chances—in the power of opportunity, regardless of origin or…

The image of a revolver, chamber loaded with a bullet engraved with the name “Trump,” is striking and deeply symbolic. Alongside the plea, “America, please don’t do it,” it presents a powerful commentary on the state of the nation, its choices, and the consequences that follow. A Nation at a Crossroads America stands at a…

The Bible tells us in 1 John 4:8 that “God is love.” Love is not just a feeling but a way of life—one that embodies patience, kindness, humility, and truth. When we stray from love, we embrace its opposite—pride, selfishness, and cruelty. This image uses 1 Corinthians 13, often referred to as the “love chapter,”…

Religious liberty has long been a cornerstone of American democracy, ensuring that individuals can freely practice their faith without government interference. As voters evaluate presidential candidates, understanding their records and positions on this critical issue can provide insight into how they might govern. This image contrasts the approaches of Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton on…

Choosing Leaders Who Reflect Christ’s Teachings In every election, Christians are called to weigh their choices carefully, not just based on policies but on the character of the candidates. This image presents a powerful contrast between being Christ-like and Anti-Christ-like, using the fruits of the Spirit as a guide to evaluate the moral and ethical…

Donald Trump was the oldest president elected.