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Self-Control vs. Self-Esteem and Other Life Lessons from Charlie
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Charlie became a hero to millions not just for his takes on politics, but because he had so much wisdom about life at such a young age. This compilation collects some of his best pieces of advice for young people. Charlie lays out the importance of creating a hierarchy of goods, why self-mastery should come before self-esteem, the need to acquire about practical knowledge and eternal knowledge, and a lot more.
THOUGHTCRIME Ep. 145 — Public Executions? Team Sports vs. Striver Culture?
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The Thoughtcrime crew reassembles for several hotly contested topics, including:
-Is the Pentagon right to announce that the Fort Hood shooter will be executed in public?
-Is “striver culture” compatible with the real America?
-Is there literally any value to creating AI video calls that pass for real people?
From the Archive: Charlie Stands For the Right To Life
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One of Charlie’s most debated topics was abortion, and he was virtually certain to get asked about it at just about every campus debate he conducted. At Purdue University, Charlie educates a young man who equates abortion to welcoming in a homeless person, and offers a thorough defense of the unborn that is a model any Christian could learn from.
Remembering Mike Ditka + AMA 281 – AD FREE
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Mike Ditka was an all-time great NFL coach and one of Charlie’s heroes. The show remembers the Bears legend after his passing, then hits critical campaign news out of Arizona and debate highlights from Michigan, while Mark Halperin weighs in on the mysterious vanishing of James Talarico. Then, it’s another hour of questions from subscribers, such as what Charlie’s favorite national park was, where to get the right Bible, and what the message has to be toward low-propensity voters.
How do we pair up TPUSA kids with professionals in the communities up here?
I’ve got a YUGE idea to collaborate with Mike Rowe and contractors, and all professions up here, to incentivize internships & community involvement in growth, etc.
We must flip ‘26 NOW, governance is our best campaigning!
A Brighter Future for California: David Collenberg for Governor
My name is David Collenberg. I’m a 43-year-old native son of California, a proud father of five, and a fifth-generation farmer. California has always been my home, my livelihood, and my passion. I’ve worked the land, felt the struggles of droughts, weathered economic uncertainties, and celebrated the bounty of this great state. Now, I’m ready to work for you.
California deserves a leader who understands the challenges of everyday families. As a father, I’ve faced the same questions every parent does: How can we make sure our children inherit a better future? As a farmer, I’ve experienced firsthand the struggles of sustaining businesses through ever-changing regulations and economic pressures. I know what it takes to work hard, innovate, and persevere.
My vision for California is rooted in three core values:
Supporting Our Communities
Strong families and local communities are the backbone of California. I’ll advocate for policies that strengthen education, ensure affordable housing, and improve public safety.
Protecting Our Natural Resources
As someone who depends on California’s land and water, I understand how vital they are to our economy and future. I’ll champion sustainable solutions that protect our environment while supporting industries that feed and power our state.
Restoring Opportunity for All
California should be a place where anyone willing to work hard can succeed. I’ll fight to cut through red tape, support small businesses, and invest in the infrastructure we need to thrive.
It’s time for leadership that represents all of us, from the bustling cities to the fertile fields. Together, we can make California a beacon of opportunity, innovation, and hope.
I’m David Collenberg, and I’m running for Governor to bring California back to its roots while planting the seeds for a better future. Let’s build it together.