Last week, Rich announced that a generous donor had agreed to match all donations to our webathon up to $100,000 and asked for your help in taking advantage of this amazing offer. In what should not come as a shock to us by this point, our incredible readers have been coming through. As of this writing, we have raised over $90,000 from those who support our mission to advance the truth and defend conservative principles. I’m now asking if you could put us over the top.

During the ongoing webathon, our writers have highlighted our work in combatting the lies about America’s Founding; calling out President Biden’s gross violation of the Constitution on student loans; examining the Wuhan lab-leak theory when most publications were afraid to touch it; exposing the myths of gender ideology; defending the pro-life cause from the hostile and dishonest media; and fighting the good fight on many other issues. Today, Michael Brendan Dougherty explains why all of this makes him proud to work here. 

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