Reflections on the Legacy of Jimmy Carter
By Carole Hornsby Haynes January 5, 2025 Published by American Thinker
The passing of Jimmy Carter at the age of 100 marks the end of his era. There is already a scurry to rewrite the history of our 39th president. According to the popular narrative, Carter faced economic and foreign policy challenges; yet his accomplishments, such as the Camp David Accords, are remembered as well as his lifelong dedication to humanitarian efforts and winning the Nobel Peace Prize.
As Americans prepare to celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ in a few days, the reopening of Notre Dame Cathedral is a stark reminder of the global attack to cancel our Western culture and Chrisitan religion. There has been ongoing controversy between the French citizens, most of whom wanted to preserve their heritage, and the French government and Catholic church officials who wanted radical changes in the restoration of the cathedral. Critics compared the proposed changes to a 
In 2021 our nation celebrated the 
A historic counterrevolution in public education is occurring in Texas. In an 8-7 vote, with three Republican members voting no, the Texas State Board of Education approved a new reading/language arts curriculum that jettisons Marxist ideology and returns to the traditional model that was highly successful in educating our ancestsors and founders. Dubbed Bluebonnet Learning, the printed curriculum for grades K-5 is integrated with history, science, literature, art, culture, and religion as a foundational tool for history and literature.