In a culture where constitutional liberties are increasingly challenged, Advocates continues to stand as a defender of the principles that define the United States as a beacon of freedom and prosperity. Our mission is clear: safeguarding the fundamental rights enshrined in the Constitution, from religious freedom and free speech to election integrity, parental rights, and the protection of both born and unborn children. As the landscape of American society shifts, so too does the battle of forces facing both Americans and people of faith. This ever-growing battle demands steadfastness as we wade through an era marked by shifting cultural norms and legal precedents.

In early 2020, the emergence of the novel coronavirus, COVID-19, prompted unprecedented governmental measures restricting freedoms. Schools closed, industries shut down, travel bans were enforced, and even religious gatherings faced prosecution. The government decided which activities were “essential” and which were not.

It has been another epic year for Advocates for Faith & Freedom. As we gear up for the next, it promises to surpass the significance of the past. Last week, we were asked to accept the defense in another nationally significant and historic case. It concerns the case of Hunter Biden’s infamous laptop. Garrett Ziegler and his nonprofit organization, Marco Polo, are being sued by Hunter Biden for their pivotal role in exposing the contents of Hunter's laptop. Their extensive research made it accessible to Congress and the public, contributing significantly to today's national news.