Ella Langley's "Choosin' Texas" just tied Whitney Houston's "I Will Always Love You" and Mariah Carey's "We Belong Together" at 14 weeks atop the Billboard Hot 100 — longest…
Ella Langley's "Choosin' Texas" just tied Whitney Houston's "I Will Always Love You" and Mariah Carey's "We Belong Together" at 14 weeks atop the Billboard Hot 100 — longest non-holiday #1 run by a female solo act. A country ballad co-written with Miranda Lambert. Viral verdict: "you know the industry is cooked..." America still picks the song.
Others are joining the call. Barstool's Dave Portnoy went scorched earth on Nancy Armour's Emmett Till race sermon: "Fire this lady. Fire the editor who posted it." NY Post put it on the wire. APP opened the petition first — keep the pressure on. FIRE Nancy Armour →
Whoops. USA Today's Nancy Armour dragged Caitlin Clark into Emmett Till's lynching — then, after the pile-on, posted a Threads "my bad." Quote: "inartful comparison." "Not enough context." She still stands by the race sermon: when Clark yells at refs, Black players somehow get endangered. You don't walk that back with a thesaurus. You get fired. FIRE Nancy Armour →
Tip of the iceberg — and the column that forced the climb-down. Armour called Clark's anger over no-calls "flopping," then pivoted: Clark's fans include a "white nationalist element," so when Clark yells at refs she somehow endangers Black and queer WNBA players. Fouls become a race sermon. APP has been tracking Armour for years — same woke sports lecture circuit: Lia Thomas / Penn, the Olympics, "girl in harm's way", LPGA "bad faith, worse science". FIRE Nancy Armour →
A biological male identifying as a "trans woman" is running for state assembly in Wisconsin and bragging about being Republicans' worst nightmare. The Democratic Party keeps elevating this. Midterm stakes just got clearer: the left is more radical than ever, even as it tries to soft-pedal for 2028.
Center for American Progress — Democrats' flagship think tank — just dropped "Ending the Backlash on LGBTQI+ Issues." Mid-memo: "We all know there are differences between men and women." On athletics, CAP says keeping males out of female categories "may be appropriate," and treats the NCAA's ban as a fair call for that level of competition. Washington Post: accept some athlete restrictions, keep pushing the rest.
They're not converting. They're cornered. Gender ideology ran into biology, stolen medals, and a public that never bought the lie. CAP still wants the Equality Act, military service for transgender troops, and "medical care" for minors. The sports climb-down is the tell. Reality broke the maximalist line. Sex is real. APP said it when CAP wouldn't.
WNBA guard Sophie Cunningham said the obvious: biological men don't belong in women's sports or locker rooms. The internet lost its mind. APP has worked with 27 states to ban the madness — 890+ medals stolen from female athletes. Sex is real. Girls should compete, train, and win without sharing space with men.
The pile-on escalated: suspend Sophie Cunningham today for saying sex is real in an ESPN interview — "No Space for Hate," they say, so punish the woman who won't share a locker room with a man. Jennifer Sey: ain't gonna happen. The tides have turned. Full package from yesterday — she doubled down, the ESPN quote, APP's thank-you.
House Democrats cracked on party lines. Five broke ranks to back Republicans on an NDAA amendment barring biological males from women's sports at Department of Defense schools. Cracks in the unity — the radical left's grip on this issue is slipping. APP's playbook started this fight in 2019. Now it's everywhere.
An education specialist lost his job over books that affirm biological sex, including one by Matt Walsh. An Oregon court backed it. Biology-based truth is now banned in Oregon schools. This is where gender ideology leads: punish the facts, protect the lie.
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A single Chinese man commissioned triplets through a surrogate, then disappeared. The surrogate mother is now fighting for custody of the two surviving babies. This is the surrogacy industry: children treated as products, women exploited, families fractured. The American family needs real protections — not more commodification of life.
Zillow reports 300,000 vacant lots nationwide that could help ease the housing crunch by six percent. Families are squeezed on every front. APP is pushing Home Savings Accounts — 77% of voters back them per our February Cygnal poll. Kitchen-table relief that actually works.
A brave high school girl spoke up about biological males in female locker rooms. The crowd knows the truth even when officials pretend otherwise. APP's fight for age verification on porn and app stores hits 81% and 83% support in our latest national poll — 66% strongly on porn. Protection-first is winning.
Terry Schilling linked up with Russ Vought at the Southern Conservative Conference. The fight for families, life, and truth keeps rolling in the halls of power.
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