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The Cannon
- David Bozell
- May 3
- 3 min read
Updated: May 5
Your blast of infotainment from ForAmerica.
Saturday, May 3, 2025
Approval Ratings be Damned, Trump Had a Great First 100 Days
President Trump’s first 100 days back in office have been a direct hit on the chaos and weakness of the past four years. The border is being secured. Voter ID is back. Woke ideology is being ripped out of our military and replaced with a focus on strength and victory. Men are being kicked out of women’s sports, and America is finally leading with purpose again.
But these wins won’t last unless Congress locks them in. Executive orders are powerful — but temporary. If Republicans don’t act fast, activist judges and radical bureaucrats will undo everything. All of the success should be included in Trump's Big Beautiful Bill to lock it in. That includes immigration enforcement, which has improved but still needs to scale dramatically to meet the promise Trump made to voters.
The good news? These first 100 days proved Trump isn’t just talking—he’s delivering. And with continued focus, pressure, and backup from Congress, we can turn this momentum into something permanent. This isn’t just a strong start — it’s a clear path forward. Now let’s finish the job.
Christians Have Rights, Too
A major religious liberty case, St. Isidore of Seville Catholic Virtual School v. Drummond, could decide whether Christian schools are allowed equal access to public charter programs.
The Left is once again hiding behind the myth of “separation of church and state” — a phrase that doesn’t even appear in the Constitution.
Let’s be clear: excluding a Catholic school for being Catholic isn’t neutrality. It’s targeted discrimination. And it’s part of a broader campaign to erase Christianity from public life, while replacing it with state-approved ideology — radical gender theory, climate alarmism, and big-government loyalty tests.
This case isn’t just about funding — it’s about whether faith still has a place in American public life. A strong ruling could begin the long-overdue rollback of anti-Christian bias in our institutions.
Trump Accomplished Something Republicans Have Wanted for 40 Years
For 40 years, conservatives have fought to end taxpayer funding of PBS and NPR — pillars of the liberal media establishment disguised as “public” broadcasting. President Trump just got it done.
This move isn’t just symbolic. These outlets pushed left-wing narratives for decades, from identity politics to climate panic — all on the public dime. They’ve been a thorn in the side of conservatives and a reliable shield for Democrat failures.
Trump didn’t just trim fat — he cut off a propaganda pipeline. No more forced funding of institutions that actively despise half the country. It’s a win for fiscal sanity, media accountability, and common sense.
Thanks for reading this week’s Cannon. The fight for America’s future continues — online, in Congress, and in culture.
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For freedom,
David Bozell
President, ForAmerica
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