The Cure Is Older Than the Crisis: A Nation at the Crossroads

Look to your left. Look to your right. What do you see? A nation confused, distracted, and divided—where crime is coddled as compassion, virtue is mocked as vice, and truth has become theater. Yet in the noise, a few voices still rise above the chaos.

Project 21 Ambassador Craig DeLuz joins host Peter Vazquez on the Voice of Liberty: Next Steps Show to pull back the curtain on America’s managed decline—and to talk about what happens when faith, family, and freedom are no longer negotiable.

From the streets of California to the neighborhoods of New York, Peter and Craig cut through the political fog with numbers that matter and principles that endure. When others offer narratives, they measure results. When others cry “racism,” they point to responsibility. And when the so-called experts rewrite failure as progress, they call it what it is—the Vanboolzalness Crisis.

“The group that was supposed to judge me by the content of my character judged me by the color of my skin.” – Craig DeLuz

This episode is not polite dinner conversation—it is a challenge. It confronts the lies that fuel lawlessness, the moral cowardice of leadership, and the illusion of progress sold to a weary public. From President Trump’s decisive restoration of order in D.C. to the war of ideas shaping New York’s future, every topic hits where it hurts: in the heart of America’s conscience.

And just when the dust settles, Stefan Padfield of the Free Enterprise Project joins to call for something radical: unity built not on illusion, but on truth. Focused fighting, not blind compromise. Courageous dialogue, not utopian fantasy.

This is not another political show. This is a call to reclaim sanity. To tell the truth with courage. To punish evil, reward work, and put government back under the rule of law.

America is not collapsing by accident. It is being managed into mediocrity—and it will only be redeemed by those bold enough to stand.

 

🎙 Listen now to The Next Steps Show with Peter Vazquez.

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