I wanted to share with you a video of my recent testimony before the Arkansas House of Representatives’ State Agencies & Governmental Affairs Committee.

In that testimony, I stood on principle—not for any party, not for any church, but for the foundational American ideal that government must neither establish religion nor interfere with its free exercise. My remarks were grounded in the same conviction held by the Founders, who knew that true religious liberty could only flourish when shielded from state sponsorship or suppression.

To be clear: I am not opposed to faith. I am opposed to state power being used to favor or enforce any particular faith. Government should not be in the business of picking winners and losers among religious beliefs. That is not freedom. That is control. And that is not what this country was built on.

The Founders understood that religious freedom is not granted by…

America stands at a crossroads—not of parties, but of purpose.

For too long, we’ve been told that our future lies in choosing sides. That we must belong to one political tribe or the other. That our neighbors are our rivals, and that power is the prize.

But we believe something very different.

The Nationalist Party was born from a simple but powerful idea: that our strength as a nation comes not from division, but from unity. Not from shouting louder, but from standing together. Not from tearing each other down, but from lifting our country up.

Let’s be clear: China, Iran, North Korea, and Russia are not our greatest adversaries.

They cannot match us on the battlefield. They will never defeat us in open war.