Chris Widener describes the morale in our country today in one sentence, ““A lot of people just feel beaten up.”

For about ten years, says Chris, Americans who disagree with policies or riots or the duplicity of installing racism in our schools under the guise of eradicating it, have been labeled everything from “deplorable” to “racist, sexist, homophobic,” and even “Nazis.” In another ironic twist, the people shouting these insults the loudest are often using pages straight from Marxist playbooks.

Toss all that on top of 18 months of lockdowns, mandates, shaming, inflation, and all the other plagues Americans are faced with besides a virus with a 99% survival rate being used to achieve absolute power, and it’s no wonder so many Americans have come to the conclusion that it’s better to submit and surrender our American Spirit and our God-given liberties rather than stand alone in defending them.

But what if Americans begin to realize they are not, in fact, alone? What if what is being portrayed as a minority of dissenters is in reality a majority – a big majority?

We’ve seen the tide begin to turn and heard the voices of We the People raise up in the past few months. School board meetings have become arenas of reckoning and now, events like The American Freedom Tour are popping up to serve as a place for Americans to tap into their courage and their civic duty together. 

On the one hand, says Chris, the American Freedom Tour will host events for thousands of people to gather and see for themselves that they are not alone. This will help embolden them to tap into the courage of their convictions. On the other hand, he is working to increase voter registration and engagement with the political and electoral aspects of restoring America to her rightful path. Chris is so passionate about this mission to inspire and recharge Americans that he’s all but walked away from his lucrative and highly fulfilling career.