You can’t study Judeo-Christian values without a healthy dose of racism, according to the Methodist Theological School in Ohio! According to TPUSA’s Professor Watchlist, Dr. Valerie Bridgeman serves as the Dean and Vice President for Academic Affairs, and is the Associate Professor of Homiletics and Hebrew Bible at Methodist Theological School. Dr. Bridgeman is also a… Continue reading Meet the Theology Dean Intent on Bringing BLM Into Your Church!

When it comes to being a man, it’s essential to understand the role we are to play in society. We are to be Godly protectors of humanity, clothed in strength and honor, robust as an armored knight, and disciplined through and through.  However, for too long, we have been taught that this sort of masculinity is… Continue reading Men Have A Duty To Be Strong And Masculine

Erika Kirk is the CEO and Board Chair for Turning Point USA. Erika was appointed to these roles following the September 2025 assassination of Charlie Kirk, Erika’s husband, Turning Point USA founder, and one of the most consequential conservative activists in American history.

Under Erika’s leadership, Turning Point USA continues to be the largest, fastest-growing, and most-impactful conservative youth organization in America. With a presence at 5,000+ high school and college campuses nationwide, 8,000+ church partners, 1,000,000+ student members, billions of content views annually, its own White House correspondent, and 400+ staff nationwide, Turning Point USA is the undisputed heartbeat and workforce of the grassroots pro-America movement.

Erika also leads Turning Point Action, the 501(c)(4) organization that Charlie Kirk founded in 2019. Turning Point Action has become a force to reckon with in the conservative movement, hosting massive rallies across the country, leading the Right’s grassroots movement, giving individuals the opportunity to run for office, and providing voters with critical information surrounding their leaders and elections.

In addition to leading Turning Point USA, Erika leads her BIBLEin365 ministry, which aims to encourage individuals to read the entire Bible in one year. Erika’s entrepreneurial spirit also led her to create PROCLAIM, a Christian clothing and lifestyle line. These brands serve as an extension of Erika’s mission to inspire others to boldly live out their faith.

Erika earned her J.M. in American Legal Studies from Liberty University, as well as her undergraduate degree in Political Science and International Relations from Arizona State University.

As a widow to her beloved husband and as a mother to their two children, Erika is committed to Biblical leadership and inspiring others to live with purpose, driven by the love of Christ and love for America in every aspect of life.

Ramon Tangiora joined Turning Point USA as a graphic administrator for the Development Department in 2021. Ramon has 8+ years of experience in graphic design, which has helped him create high-level designs for TPUSA’s Development Department—extending across all donor collateral. Before coming to TPUSA, Ramon worked for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Welfare Services on the Communications and Digital Solutions Team. During his time there, he created digital content for various welfare and charity initiatives. At the end of 2016, Ramon and his wife decided to make a leap into entrepreneurship and started a thriving clothing business, where he led the creative process on all of their social media and graphic design. Due to COVID-19 shutdowns, the Tangiora family’s small business was hit hard, resulting in a new found drive to fight for freedom! This led Ramon to Turning Point USA, where his love for both graphic design and grassroots conservative values have merged into one succinct purpose—to help TPUSA fight the America Culture War.

Yesterday, Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez attended the Met Gala with a bunch of rich A-list celebrities in New York. Tickets to this event cost $30,000 each and a table is about $250,000. Everyone wears custom-made clothes by designers that are typically in the range of $5,000-$20,000. There are other expenses like limousines, hair/makeup, jewelry, etc.  So… Continue reading Congresswoman AOC Completely Embarrasses Herself At Met Gala

As school resumes back this August, so does the topic of mandating masks for them. I understand the desire to keep our children safe from this virus, but we have to be realistic with what the CDC is saying about our children in the first place. They are not the ones at risk…at all. Kids… Continue reading Are Mask Mandates for Kids Child Abuse?

I’ll get a little more personal for this message to you guys today. Usually my content in the political work I do heavily focuses on history, economics, and current events. But we are in the culture wars, baby, which is why I’ve decided to share my secret favorite Instagram account that provides me DAILY inspiration… Continue reading Utah Family Shares Their Life at Ballerina Farm on Instagram

Jacob “Tito” Ortiz powered his way to the top of the Ultimate Fighting game unlike any other fighter of today. Starting from very humble beginnings and keeping his heritage strong along the way. Tito has become the world’s most famous face of MMA and a multimillion-dollar brand in the process. “Tito”, Spanish for” tyrant” was a name coined for him by his father. He had a rough start with both parents suffering from drug addiction and bouncing from living in trailer parks, motels and garages. Realizing that he had to get away from the life that many kids around him were living of hustling the streets, Tito threw himself into sports and began wrestling in High School. He continued his wrestling career at Golden West College and Cal State Bakersfield. While still in college, Tito competed in the Ultimate Fighting Championships in 1997 as an amateur for no prize money and won his first ever fight in 31 seconds. This was the beginning of a long run of battles for Tito in the UFC and after 3 years of competing and only 6 professional fights, he won the Light Heavyweight Championship by defeating Wanderlei Silva at UFC 25 in Japan. He would go on to defend his championship 6 times over the next 3 years until losing to fellow legend Randy Couture at UFC 44. He has since fought some of the highest profile fights in UFC History with main event Battles against the likes of Ken Shamrock and Chuck Lidell. He coached the 3rd and 11th season of The Ultimate Fighter and this is when fans got to know the real Tito Ortiz as a person and coach and his popularity grew even stronger as an unparalleled fan favorite. In 2012, he was inducted into the Wrestling Hall of Fame as well as the UFC Hall of Fame. He also announced his retirement from the UFC. In 2013 it was announced that Ortiz will come out of retirement and signed a multi-fight deal with Bellator MMA. Ortiz faced Bellator Middleweight champion Alexander Shlemenko, in a match up at Light Heavyweight, in his Bellator debut on May 17, 2014 at Bellator 120. He won via first round arm-triangle choke submission. He faced fellow UFC hall of famer Stephan Bonnar on November 15, 2014 at Bellator 131. He won via split decision. Ortiz faced his final opponent fellow UFC veteran Chael Sonnen on January 21, 2017 in the main event at Bellator 170. Before the fight, Ortiz announced this would be his last mixed martial arts fight. He won the fight via submission in the first round. In 2018, it was announced by Golden Boy Productions that Ortiz would make another comeback to face his rival Chuck Liddell in a third fight. The fight took place on November 24, 2018. Ortiz won by knockout in the first round. His fight record stands at 33 fights, with only 12 loses and 1 draw. Outside the ring, he runs his own hugely successful clothing line, Punishment Athletics Enterprises, his Athlete management company, Primetime 360 ESM and T. O. Auto Group. He raises money for children’s charities and regularly travels abroad on USO missions to support the troops. He frequently appears on the cover of magazines and other media and has appeared in numerous films and TV shows. He authored a bestselling autobiography, “This Is Gonna Hurt”, and became a crossover star on NBC’s “Celebrity Apprentice” where he made it through nine of the season’s 12 episodes. In 2017 he co-starred in Tyler Perry’s box office hit “Boo 2”. In 2018 he co-starred in the movie “Silencer” as well as Claudia Myers’ “Shadow Girl”. A true character of life, Tito Ortiz will give his all to whatever is thrown at him. He is the proud father of 3 boys. A man with many talents both in and out of the ring, Tito has overcome tremendous adversity to rise to the top and is a true American success story.

Ambassador Nikki R. Haley is the United States Permanent Representative to the United Nations.  She serves as a member of President Donald Trump's Cabinet and National Security Council.

At the United Nations, Ambassador Haley is making sure the American people see value for their investment; advocating for reforms that make the organization more efficient, transparent, and accountable.  Those reforms include comprehensive reviews of United Nations' peacekeeping missions-- negotiating over half a billion dollars in savings and renewing them on a mission by mission basis to ensure more effective and targeted operations, while at the same time preserving and maintaining the integrity of peacekeeping forces around the world, whose job it is to protect civilians in conflict.

On the United Nations Security Council, Ambassador Haley is working to defend Americans' interests and keep our country safe.  She spearheaded negotiations for the unanimous passage of the strongest sets of sanctions ever placed on North Korea -- cutting off the regime's exports by 90 percent, and its access to oil by 30 percent.

Ambassador Haley is a champion for human rights.  During her Security Council presidency in April, 2017, she hosted the first ever session devoted solely to the subject.  Her first overseas trip as Ambassador was to visit camps for Syrian refugees in Jordan and Turkey.  And she is partnering with like-minded nations to reform the UN Human Rights Council, while challenging human rights violators across the globe.

Under her leadership, the United States has taken a strong stand against the chronic anti-Israel bias at the United Nations.  These efforts have included successfully removing a false and defamatory report against Israel, which led to the resignation of the head of the United Nations' agency behind the report.

Prior to becoming the twenty-ninth U.S. Permanent Representative to the United Nations, Ambassador Haley was elected in 2010 as the first female and first minority Governor of South Carolina. She was reelected in 2014, where she served until she was appointed to the President's cabinet in November of 2016.

During her tenure as governor the state's unemployment rate hit a 15 year record low and South Carolina announced jobs in each of its 46 counties - more than 85,000 jobs in all. Governor Haley also ushered in the state's largest education reform in decades  - as a result, education funding was made more equitable for schools in the state's poorest communities, reading in early grades became a priority, and classrooms were equipped with the latest technology.

Born in Bamberg, South Carolina, the daughter of Indian immigrants, and a proud graduate of Clemson University, Ambassador Haley's first job was keeping the books for her family's clothing store -at the age of 13.

Ambassador Haley and her husband, Michael, a Captain in the Army National Guard and combat veteran who was deployed to Afghanistan's Helmand Province, have two children, Rena, 20, and Nalin, 16.

Critical race theory and extreme leftism are not compatible with biblical teaching. Period. The idea that society should be somehow structured around our differences as human beings and encourage preferential treatment for one group versus another is completely opposite to God’s teaching that we are all made in His image–equal, despite the differences between us.… Continue reading Target Is Promoting Woke Christianity