Juliet - Congratulations! 🎉

I’m really happy for you, and I hope you keep sharing your voice proudly. Don’t let small-minded men or anyone else rob you of your joy. Your presence, your thoughts, and your authenticity matter. Keep shining and keep being you. 💙

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Perhaps most sobering is Revelation 21:8, where liars are listed among those who face judgment. For Christians, truthfulness is not optional—it is essential to reflecting the character of a holy and trustworthy God.

Proverbs 12:22 states, “The Lord detests lying lips, but he delights in people who are trustworthy.” In the New Testament, Ephesians 4:25 urges believers to “put off falsehood and speak truthfully,” reminding the Church that we are members of one body.

It’s not about left or right — it’s about power being bought, not earned. If we want a government that represents the people, not just the wealthiest few, we have to address the stranglehold of money in politics. (2)

@muellershewrote.com Absolutely — money and politics must be kept separate because when wealth determines influence, democracy breaks down. The Citizens United ruling opened the floodgates for dark money, allowing billionaires and special interests to quietly shape elections and policy. (1)

... within the bounds of law—not political convenience.

To suggest otherwise risks turning universities from engines of progress into arms of propaganda—something wholly incompatible with constitutional liberty. (5)

... ideological gatekeeping, suppresses innovation, and undermines the very freedoms that define American democracy. It is not the role of government to approve or align research with its current policies; it is the role of scholars and institutions to pursue truth wherever it leads, ... (4)

... prevailing political views. Research and scholarship thrive in environments where independence is preserved—not constrained by political agendas. Conditioning academic inquiry on alignment with an administration’s goals invites... (3)

The Constitution does not subordinate intellectual freedom to the priorities of any current administration—Republican or Democrat. In fact, the Founders designed a system that deliberately protects dissent, innovation, and the pursuit of truth, even when those pursuits challenge... (2)