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The Thriller said:
The guy behind pizzagate with millions of followers just said this


View: https://x.com/rpsagainsttrump/status/1760780642671845629?s=46&t=QT7YFlZ_IlHq81PpZAhKgw


Is this really what we want in America?
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Some people aren't happy with basic prosperity. They have a deep-seated need for creating an existential crisis since there is nothing for their lizard-brain to rail against when the biggest threat they face is heart disease from an over-abundant and decadent diet.
 
Red said:
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He said he fought for Christians harder than any president in history in his first term.
Why did they need trump to fight for them? Who was he (and they) fighting against? Did he/they win the fight? What was result of the win or loss from the fighting?

Is the county more or less Christian after trump did all that fighting for them vs when Bill Clinton was president?

I think that trump being the champion of Christianity probably hurts the religion more than helps it.

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rollcall.com

House members raise questions about Johnson’s invite of ‘hate preacher’ - Roll Call

A guest appearance by Jack Hibbs, who led the House in prayer in January, has captured the attention of Jared Huffman and other Democrats.
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arkvalleyvoice.com

Christian Nationalism is Not a Religion, it is a Political Movement - by Jan Wondra - Ark Valley Voice

At what point do we in the news media call out the dangers of a religiously-frosted nationalist ideology that appears to exist to take control of our
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Red said:
rollcall.com

House members raise questions about Johnson’s invite of ‘hate preacher’ - Roll Call

A guest appearance by Jack Hibbs, who led the House in prayer in January, has captured the attention of Jared Huffman and other Democrats.
rollcall.com rollcall.com

arkvalleyvoice.com

Christian Nationalism is Not a Religion, it is a Political Movement - by Jan Wondra - Ark Valley Voice

At what point do we in the news media call out the dangers of a religiously-frosted nationalist ideology that appears to exist to take control of our
arkvalleyvoice.com arkvalleyvoice.com
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Wait. The House has a daily opening prayer?
Why?

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fishonjazz said:
He said he fought for Christians harder than any president in history in his first term.
Why did they need trump to fight for them? Who was he (and they) fighting against? Did he/they win the fight? What was result of the win or loss from the fighting?

Is the county more or less Christian after trump did all that fighting for them vs when Bill Clinton was president?

I think that trump being the champion of Christianity probably hurts the religion more than helps it.

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So weird that we have a guy who tried to overturn the election he lost, and wants the Supreme court to, furthermore, rule he is above the law, and at the same time what looks to my eyes like a whacko political movement infused with some kind of late stage politicized “Christianity”. The political movement is not going to be the long term future of America. It will lose the war against modernity. Who needs a Taliban-ized America? We can only hope his 2024 campaign will be the one con job that Trump loses biggly.
 
Sardines said:
Since 1955. It wasn't always like that. It was in response to godless communists.
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Nope. You're off by almost a century. Our coinage has displayed that statement since 1864, and the Civil War era 1864 coin didn't include the phrase as a response to communism. The trusting in God took a break in the early 1900's when Teddy Roosevelt, whom I've already opined was one of the most classically fascist leaders we've had, sought to deemphasize religion.

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“An influential think tank close to Donald Trump is developing plans to infuse Christian nationalist ideas in his administration should the former president return to power, according to documents obtained by POLITICO.

Spearheading the effort is Russell Vought, who served as Trump’s director of the Office of Management and Budget during his first term and has remained close to him. Vought, who is frequently cited as a potential chief of staff in a second Trump White House, is president of The Center for Renewing America think tank, a leading group in a conservative consortium preparing for a second Trump term.”

“CRA’s work fits into a broader effort by conservative, MAGA-leaning organizations to influence a future Trump White House. Two people familiar with the plans, who were granted anonymity to discuss internal matters, said that Vought hopes his proximity and regular contact with the former president — he and Trump speak at least once a month, according to one of the people — will elevate Christian nationalism as a focal point in a second Trump term.

The documents obtained by POLITICO do not outline specific Christian nationalist policies. But Vought has promoted a restrictionist immigration agenda, saying a person’s background doesn’t define who can enter the U.S., but rather, citing Biblical teachings, whether that person “accept[ed] Israel’s God, laws and understanding of history.”

Vought has a close affiliation with Christian nationalist William Wolfe, a former Trump administration official who has advocated for overturning same-sex marriage, ending abortion and reducing access to contraceptives”.
 
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