Righting the Ship
The Left Spent Decades Steering the Narrative that Americans are Throwing Overboard
For years, the left told us the voyage was over. The USS America had run aground on the Island uninhabited by traditional values. The destination had been reached. Craig DeRoche, CEO of Family Policy Alliance, and former Speaker of the House in the Michigan State Legislature, countless Americans who defended faith, family, and traditional values despite the storm, were told they were fighting a losing battle. Traditional values were relics of the past, marriage had been permanently redefined, and anyone who disagreed would be marooned in yesterday’s reality.
- Gallup data challenges years of claims about settled debates
- Statistics can inform truth—or be weaponized against it
- Public opinion is shifting after decades of one-way movement
- Cultural narratives often outpace cultural reality
- Americans are increasingly questioning institutional assumptions
History had rendered its verdict. But newly released Gallup data suggests the story Americans have been hearing for years may have been more narrative than reality.
A newly released survey shows support for same-sex marriage has declined from its recent peak, while moral acceptance of both same-sex relations and gender transition has fallen significantly from highs recorded just a few years ago. After decades of movement in one direction, public opinion is showing signs of a measurable course correction.
For DeRoche, the significance extends beyond the numbers themselves.
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