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Walker Wildmon, CEO of AFA Action, joins us on ABQ Connect to discuss the growing popularity of socialism in America and what it could mean for families, churches, and future generations. Drawing from recent polling data showing a rising favorable view of socialism among Americans, Walker explores the cultural and economic factors behind the trend, the potential long-term consequences, and why he believes biblical values, personal responsibility, and freedom remain essential to a thriving society. It’s a thought-provoking conversation about faith, culture, public policy, and the future of our nation. The post Walker Wildmon appeared first on ABQ Connect.
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