The right suddenly discovering you can just say no:

Apparently @WheatonCollege isn’t happy for its graduates who attain one of the most powerful positions in the U.S. government unless they’re progressive

Thanks to Pres. Trump and Elon Musk, federal govt spending is going through a detox.   Painful but necessary.

So, to be clear… @WheatonCollege decided to (checks notes) retreat on its appropriate call for… prayer… for an alumnus - my friend @russvought - appointed to a high position in leadership of our nation because some alumni have TDS. Sad and Unreal, indeed!

Deregulate. Deregulate. Deregulate.

A “secular” university displays more virtue than Wheaton.

While @WheatonCollege is teaching its students NOT to pray for leaders if they’re conservative, it’s also prioritizing DEI. Achieving diversity goals was THE most highlighted mission of President Phillip Ryken.

The Left tore down our statues. We’re tearing down their temples.

The Democratic Party has become the party of Lawfare and Corruption It’s on display for all to see

An important aspect of Wheaton’s retraction of its Vought post is that in the run-up to the 2024 presidential election, the school hosted a political event with anti-Trump speakers from The After Party, a group whose aim is to “reframe Christian thinking” about politics. This program was financed exclusively by left-wing secular funders, including Bill Kristol’s anti-Trump group, the Defending Democracy Together Institute — which the campaign finance watchdog Open Secrets highlighted as a major source of dark money in the 2020 and 2024 elections. Moreover, Christian authors like @Natasha_Crain have highlighted that The After Party’s content is “in no way non-partisan” and seems intended to “confuse [church] members into believing that there’s a moral equivalence between the political parties.” I asked Wheaton if they held any similar events with political conservatives, and they declined to answer. My story @realDailyWire