They Said What? (December 2025)

Arbeit Macht Frei.

A float entered by the St. Joseph Catholic School in Hanover, Pa., which resembled the Auschwitz Concentration Camp gate, included the words “Arbeit Macht Frei.” The German phrase — translating to “Work Makes You Free” — was prominently displayed at World War II-era concentration camps across Europe, including the front gate at Auschwitz, where more than 1 million people were executed. The U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum notes the phrase was used to mock the largely Jewish populations the Nazis sentenced to back-breaking forced labor. The Roman Catholic Diocese of Harrisburg formally apologized for the offensive float’s appearance during the Halloween parade.

New York Post,11-3-25

The truth is, the Marxists, the radicals and the Islamists the Democratic Party promoted this weekend. They cannot handle the truth. And the truth is that there is a king, and that king is Jesus. And the president has been willing to say it. His administration has been willing to say it.

U.S. Rep. Chip Roy of Texas, bemoaning the No Kings rallies around the country on Oct. 18 protesting the Trump presidency. Roy was named FFRF Action Fund’s “Theocrat of the Week” on Oct. 31.

The New Republic, 10-20-25

God is an anti-vaxxer, and he needs you to speak up.

Del Bigtree, a former top Robert F. Kennedy Jr. political adviser and head of the anti-vaccine group Informed Consent Action Network, at the Children’s Health Defense annual convention in Austin, Texas.

Washington Post, 11-10-25

We Americans are the sons and daughters of the Christian pilgrims that poured out from Europe’s shores to baptize a new world in their ancient faith.

Rep. Eric Schmidt, R-Mo., in a speech to the National Conservatism Conference.