AMERICAN FREEDOM ALLIANCE: Sharia’s Taqiyya and Fraudulent Oath-Taking

I really do need to stay still. https://t.co/ycZN6VUX1D

— Stephen Coughlin (@S_Coughlin_DC) July 31, 2026

Ban Sharia. 

American Freedom Alliance.

LIVE IT OUTLOUD MAYA: In trying to erase gender differences, [feminism] erased the gestures that celebrate [chivalry].

Chivalry is the code that one knight holds with regard to other knights. The downstream effect is the proper treatment of women who rise to the feminine correlate.

Chivalry is not gone. It's still there. It just doesn't get extended to those who fail to meet the standard. This… https://t.co/u67x2vYR33

— Stephen Coughlin (@S_Coughlin_DC) July 31, 2026

Okay, so the speaker's name is Maya Rodriguez with the Instagram channel of LiveItOutloudMaya.

You want to know something that most women aren't ready to hear?  Modern feminism killed chivalry.  Modern feminism has shifted from seeking equality to promoting superiority and resentment towards men, framing men as oppressors rather than partners and equals.  With the birth of modern feminism, there came the birth of the girl boss, "I don't need a man." Chivalry was never meant to make women look weak.  It was made to create a culture of mutual respect where men acted honorably towards women and acknowledged their virtue and grace.  Modern feminism by demanding sameness instead of equality has blurred those lines.  In trying to erase gender differences, it's erased the gestures that celebrate them.  The result of this is now we have an entire generation of men who are not willing to honor, pursue, or protect women. We have this entire generation of men who just want to hook up on the first date, who have no respect for women, who don't hold open the door, who don't buy flowers, and it's because of modern feminism.  Not only that but it is also a result of weak men.  There's a reason that our grandparents have the cutest love stories where the men pursued women and they didn't have sex until they were married and they respected and honored each other and now we are seeing the result of the crash and burn of modern feminism.  And unfortunately it is affecting a lot of women looking for life partners and a lot of men looking for Life partners.  Feminism is great. The idea of feminism is great to promote equality but it has evolved into something that is toxic and dangerous to our society. 

STEPHEN COUGHLIN: What President Trump did was see to the restoration of statues and monuments that have been in a state of disrepair and abuse. Her side destroys statues. We all know what that side is.

Apparently, Rep Stansbury stands on the side of those who defame, deface, and maliciously undermine the proper maintenance of America's memorials and statues.

What President Trump did was see to the restoration of statues and monuments that have been in a state of disrepair and… https://t.co/Egj5LQzBBG

— Stephen Coughlin (@S_Coughlin_DC) July 31, 2026

Apparently, Rep Stansbury stands on the side of those who defame, deface, and maliciously undermine the proper maintenance of America's memorials and statues. What President Trump did was see to the restoration of statues and monuments that have been in a state of disrepair and abuse. Her side destroys statues. We all know what that side is. The statue that Stansbury refers to is part of the Lincoln Memorial and is part of a restoration and beautification project. It's difficult to understand why anyone, nonetheless a Member of Congress, would find any legitimate issue with that. And yet, you do. From GROK: The statues were originally gilded, so the work restored that appearance rather than inventing a new gold treatment, though the thick modern gold leaf application produced a much brighter result than the prior weathered state. Those statues are The Arts of War (Valor and Sacrifice, by Leo Friedlander) and The Arts of Peace (Music and Harvest and Aspiration and Literature, by James Earle Fraser). en.wikipedia.org These are four monumental bronze equestrian statue groups (about 19 feet high) on Lincoln Memorial Circle in West Potomac Park, Washington, D.C., framing approaches near the Lincoln Memorial and Arlington Memorial Bridge / Rock Creek and Potomac Parkway. They were originally cast in Italy, fire-gilded (gold leaf applied), and installed in 1951 after earlier design and funding delays. They had undergone prior repairs (notably in the 1970s), and the gold coating had faded over http://decades.en.wikipedia.org The National Park Service (NPS), under the Department of the Interior in the Trump administration, oversaw the restoration. In mid-to-late April 2026, NPS awarded a roughly $5.1 million (approximately $4.995 million) no-bid/sole-source contract to The Gilders’ Studio (also referred to as The Gilder’s Studio), a Maryland-based firm specializing in architectural gilding, for full conservation, structural repairs/stabilization, cleaning, and regilding with a thick layer of 23.75-karat gold http://leaf.notus.org This was described as the first major regilding in about 50 years. Scaffolding came down and the work was unveiled/completed around late July 2026, timed for America’s 250th anniversary http://commemorations.en.wikipedia.org

It was funded with federal taxpayer money through the National Park Service / Department of the Interior. Sources identify the funding account as the DOI’s Working Capital Fund (Department Management). The project was justified in part under Executive Order 14189 (Celebrating America’s 250th Birthday) and formed one element of broader NPS/Interior D.C. beautification and capital projects (tens of millions overall for parks, fountains, paving, and related work in the capital).snopes.com