Senator Chris McDaniel

Senator Chris McDaniel The personal FB page of Senator Chris McDaniel (R-MS).
Taft, Goldwater & Reagan conservative. Art. Reading. I love my mom.

Put Mississippi values first, not join the DC club. Will defend the 2nd Amendment and civil liberties. Decrease taxes and make government small.

I am a former federal law clerk, an attorney, conservative commentator, and was lead counsel for the State of Mississippi in seeking to declare Obamacare unconstitutional. The political philosophy to which I adhere represents traditional c

onservative thought – a fusion of Judeo-Christian principles, free enterprise, limited government, fiscal responsibility, free-market policies, reduced tax rates, morality in government, strong national defense, federalism, and constitutional checks and balances. Steeped in the heritage of Western civilization, it represents a consensus of reason operating within tradition, and it recognizes its origin as the 1787 Constitutional Convention. It fights for our capacity for self-government and will never abandon the ideas of the American Revolution, refusing to confess that a little intellectual elite in a far-distant capital can plan our lives for us better than we can plan them ourselves. The American Constitution has set down for all men to see the essentially Christian and American principle that there are certain rights held by every man which no government and no majority, however powerful, can deny. I am also a partner in a law firm and licensed to practice law in Texas and Mississippi, litigating cases throughout the United States. I'm a longsuffering Chicago Cubs fan. When I'm not watching the Cubs break my heart, I return to my old love, the Boston Red Sox (American league, remember?). I also enjoy basketball (Celtics) and Hockey (Bruins) (Blackhawks). And please don't hold this against me, but I think Roger Staubach is the greatest QB ever (go Cowboys!). I still want Tom Landry back as coach. For my hobbies, I love music (all of it). My favorite snack is Peanut M&M's. I've also never turned down a chocolate chip cookie. I read everything (even if I disagree), and I'm open to changing my mind if the argument is sound. My family. And I miss my dad. Every day.

FYI
06/06/2026

FYI

Just dropping this here. 😡
06/06/2026

Just dropping this here. 😡

06/04/2026

Requiring proof of citizenship to vote in elections is common sense.

American elections should be decided by American citizens.

06/03/2026

This country is broken, politicians are to blame, and the debt is the proof.

But here’s the part folks don’t like to say out loud: half the people hollering about “limited government” back home are standing in line with both hands out when the federal grant money shows up.

They’ll give a speech on Monday about Washington being way too big, but then ask Washington to fund their pet project on Tuesday. They’ll rail against federal control, but then hire somebody to help them chase federal dollars. They’ll say they believe in local responsibility, right up until it requires someone local to pay the dang bill.

That’s not real conservatism. Not at all. That’s dependency with better manners.

And federal money is never just money. It comes with rules. It comes with forms. It comes with audits, conditions, mandates, consultants, reporting requirements, and a quiet little shift in power. Pretty soon, the question isn’t, “What do our people need, and what can we afford?” The question becomes, “What grant can we get?”

That’s how a free people forget how to govern themselves.

A grant sounds harmless. It sounds like somebody found money in a drawer. But there is no drawer. There is only a national government already buried in debt, borrowing from tomorrow to buy applause today.

So no, we don’t fix America by cursing Washington while begging Washington to send a check. Instead, we fix it by remembering that self-government means more than holding local office. It means having the discipline to say no, even when the money is easy.

05/30/2026

Two fish once argued beneath the river current.

The younger fish said, “One day, I will become powerful enough that the whole river will respect me.”

But the older fish beside him only smiled and replied, “A wave that rises too proudly often forgets the ocean beneath it.”

The young fish did not understand. To him, strength meant dominance. It meant swimming harder, moving faster, becoming greater than every creature around him. Like many minds, he believed importance could be measured by fear, attention, and control.

But the old fish had watched the river for many seasons.

He had seen stones resist the current until they cracked. He had seen trees fall because they tried too hard to stand above the forest. He had seen creatures exhaust themselves trying to command waters that were never theirs to rule.

So he told the younger fish something deeper.

“The moon does not compete with the stars to prove it shines. And deep water never argues with shallow water about depth.”

The young fish grew quiet.

The old fish continued, “Many beings chase power not because they understand life, but because they are afraid of disappearing without recognition. A hungry ego can call itself ambition while quietly starving for peace.”

The younger fish finally asked, “Then what is true wisdom?”

And the old fish answered, “Wisdom is learning the rhythm of the current instead of fighting every wave. The river carries all fish eventually. The ocean does not reject small rivers because they arrive late.”

Silence moved between them.

Then the old fish spoke once more.

“Many creatures spend their whole lives fighting the water before realizing they were born inside it.”

And perhaps that is the deepest battle of all.

Not fish against fish.

Not river against river.

But the silent war between the ego that wants to dominate life and the awareness that finally learns how to move with it.

05/28/2026

- Are there those on the left that are actually calling for another Civil War? Recent comments from Congresswoman AOC seem to be sparking the idea of a North versus South conflict.

- Big upset in Texas GOP Senate primary.

- US and Iran have reached a cease-fire extension deal pending Trump's approval.

- Joe Biden's wife admits she thought he was having a stroke during the 2024 debate.

All this and more in this episode of Chris McDaniel's America!!

Episode 84 of “Chris McDaniel’s America” is LIVE NOW!

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05/28/2026

Texas Democrat and Senate hopeful, James Talarico, recently went on The Jamie Kern Lima Show Podcast and stated that "Jesus never talks about abortion. The Bible is silent on abortion...We Christians have to take Scripture as a whole and we've got to try to make some ethical determination."

He seems to have missed a few key verses on what the Bible says about it.
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Psalm 139:13-16
For you formed my inward parts;
you knitted me together in my mother's womb.

I praise you, for I am fearfully and wonderfully made.
Wonderful are your works;
my soul knows it very well.

My frame was not hidden from you,
when I was being made in secret,
intricately woven in the depths of the earth.

Your eyes saw my unformed substance;
in your book were written, every one of them,
the days that were formed for me,
when as yet there was none of them.
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Exodus 20:13
You shall not murder.
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Matthew 18:14
So it is not the will of my Father who is in heaven that one of these little ones should perish.
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Psalm 127:3-5
Behold, children are a heritage from the Lord,
the fruit of the womb a reward.

Like arrows in the hand of a warrior
are the children of one's youth.

Blessed is the man
who fills his quiver with them!

He shall not be put to shame
when he speaks with his enemies in the gate.
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Jeremiah 1:5
“Before I formed you in the womb I knew you,
and before you were born I consecrated you;
I appointed you a prophet to the nations.”
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Exodus 23:7
Keep far from a false charge, and do not kill the innocent and righteous, for I will not acquit the wicked.

— From AFR Radio

05/26/2026

The old-guard “Republicans” in Washington still seem to believe they can simply wait Trump out and return the Republican Party to the pre-2016 status quo once he leaves office in 2029.

They are badly misreading the moment.

Politics rarely moves backward. Movements replace establishments. And once voters fundamentally lose trust in a ruling class, the old order almost never fully returns.

That is exactly what happened inside the Republican Party.

The old GOP establishment did not voluntarily surrender power. It lost credibility with its own voters.

What many Americans are now seeing is that Republicans may technically hold congressional majorities, but institutional Washington still operates according to the interests of the D.C. establishment.

That is why so many grassroots conservatives increasingly view the real divide not as Republican versus Democrat, but as outsiders versus the entrenched Washington political class.

That is why the next phase of the political battle will not simply be about electing a Republican president. It will be about replacing members of Congress who are viewed by the grassroots as defenders of the old institutional order.

The pressure inside the Republican electorate is not decreasing. It is accelerating. And many voters are openly signaling that they want an entirely different generation of Republican leadership.

The message from the grassroots could not me more clear.

The Republican Party has changed. And it is not going back.

05/24/2026

Another maniac starts shooting at the White House.

What is it about liberalism and violence?

05/22/2026

Watching GOP officeholders call out Rep. Bennie Thompson is refreshing. But predictable. It gets likes and clicks for sure.

Why don’t they have the courage to call out the RINOs in their own party?

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