Montreal burns, Trudeau dances

(& other stories)

Hello all,

A few columns for you today.

At the Western Standard, on the vice-chair of the Vancouver Police Board being forced to resign over her defence of Canada’s Christian heritage: “Apparently Comfort Sakoma-Fadugba's Christian point of view was a bit too inclusive.”

At The European Conservative, an interview with the last surviving member of the Watergate defence team, on new evidence that Richard Nixon was taken down by lawfare—and should have been exonerated: “Nixon and Watergate: The Lawfare that Brought Down a President.”

At WORLD magazine, I have a column on GOP congresswoman Nancy Mace’s war to keep trans-identifying men out of female spaces—but point out that when it comes to the Sexual Revolution, Mace may not be a Bolshevik, but she is a Menshivik: “A heroic, incomplete stand.”

At The Bridgehead, I have an analysis of Trump’s cabinet picks, the UK’s impending euthanasia vote, and other stories.

I also have a podcast interview with my colleague Maaike Rosendal, on the new book she co-authored with my wife Charmaine, A Mom’s Guide to Raising Pro-Life Kids—this is a fantastic Christmas gift (the book, not the interview): “LISTEN: A Mom’s Guide to Raising Pro-Life Kids.”

I have another stop tonight in my book tour for How We Got Here: A Guide to Our Anti-Christian Culture. If you’re interested in a copy, you can buy it at Amazon.com, Amazon.ca, or at The Bridgehead. Many thanks to those of you who have already purchased one!

Finally, on the latest Bridgehead Briefing, I discuss the antisemitic riots in Montreal (which unfolded while Trudeau danced at a Taylor Swift concert), and a small rural town being fined for refusing to issue a celebratory Pride declaration—the mayor was even ordered to take a re-education class. Canada in 2024:

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