Staff Reports
In a monumental win for those who love this country, Texas has taken an unapologetic stance to bring prayer back into its public schools. There’s no denying the bold move by Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton who is spearheading this initiative. It’s a step that millions of Americans have been longing for, as our great nation grapples with moral degradation encouraged by left-wing agendas.
Texas is championing Senate Bill 11, a beacon of hope for traditional values. The law displaces any flimsy liberal arguments against prayer in schools, prioritizing our First Amendment rights. Students and teachers will now have the rights their forefathers intended them to have — to freely express religious beliefs during school hours. And if leftist groups plan to drag schools into court for daring to uphold this freedom, they’ll find the Attorney General ready to back those schools fiercely.
BREAKING: I'm encouraging Texas schools to begin the legal process of putting prayer back in the classroom and recommending the Lord's Prayer for students.
In Texas classrooms, we want the Word of God opened, the Ten Commandments displayed, and prayers lifted up. pic.twitter.com/nlF3JTurDI
— Attorney General Ken Paxton (@KenPaxtonTX) September 2, 2025
Admittedly, it’s long overdue. Our nation needs more than safe spaces and secular shrines to postmodern ideology. We need a return to the bedrock values that once built the mightiest nation on Earth. The left’s twisted views threaten to rip the moral fabric holding our communities together. But in Texas, officials like Paxton and State Rep. David Spiller are ensuring that faith is not erased by cultural Marxism.
The left wants you to believe that allowing prayer in schools will cause division. This is the same left that pushes godless doctrines as though America’s founding principles don’t matter. But the silent majority knows better. Prayer unites communities. It doesn’t tear them apart. This move is about protecting religious freedoms for everyone, not silencing those who still believe in a higher power.
Ask yourself this: Are our schools really better off without acknowledging the spiritual ideologies of millions? The answer is painfully clear. It’s time Texas stands as a model for the rest of the country. Restoring values isn’t just an option — it’s crucial. It’s time to reclaim the America our Founding Fathers envisioned, and Texas is leading the charge unapologetically.
