Mike Davis: "Democrats Hate Clarence Thomas Because Thomas Escaped The Democrat Plantation"
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https://rumble.com/embed/v4c0fai/?pub=4
Mike Davis: "Democrats Hate Clarence Thomas Because Thomas Escaped The Democrat Plantation"
7:55
https://rumble.com/embed/v4c0fai/?pub=4
Mike says the SC will take out 1/2 of Jack Smith's case when their ruling in June for J6 defendents
good video
Paoletta: Democrats Are Attempting To Destroy The Courts Following Conservative Judges' Ascension. John Oliver going after Clarence ThomasSophisticated information warfare! They are pissed the SC overruled the Colorado case, and the left hates the face they don't control the court. Paoletta was at the court for the CO case, he said it was the best case he's after seen.
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https://rumble.com/embed/v4c0dcz/?pub=4
This is a fascinating conversation by Paoletta, Thomas is the Intellectual Leader for the SC, he never caved to the left
Morning Joe and Mika are insanely fixated on Trump, day in and day out.Joe considers himself a Christian???Did someone forgive him for killing his assistant. Oh I know it was Mitch McConnell, the High Priest of the Senate
Bannon Responds To Scarborough Calling MAGA "Freaks, Weirdos, Insurrectionists, And A Death Cult". They are interviewing Rob Reiner as an expert on religion (honestly these people are truly stupid)
I couldnât watch the first 7 minutes, all msm. The problem in American is Christian Nationalism. Actually a really interesting video
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https://rumble.com/embed/v4c06kf/?pub=4
Politico Article coming about Russ Vought and Christian Nationalism, they are really freaking out that America is a Christian Nation (still), they must destroy it.
Vought was head of OMB under Trump, a brilliant man
Trump allies prepare to infuse âChristian nationalismâ in second administration
Spearheading the effort is Russell Vought, president of The Center for Renewing America, part of a conservative consortium preparing for Trumpâs return to power.1/3(long article, worth it)
Alexander Ward/ Heidi Przybyla 02/20/2024
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 todocuments obtained by POLITICO. kek
Spearheading the effort is Russell Vought, who served as Trumpâs 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.
Christian nationalists in America believe that the country was founded as a Christian nation and that Christian values should be prioritized throughout government and public life. As the country has become less religious and more diverse, Vought has embraced the idea that Christians are under assault and has spoken of policies he might pursue in response.
One document drafted by CRA staff and fellows includes a list of top priorities for CRA in a second Trump term. âChristian nationalismâ is one of the bullet points.Others include invoking the Insurrection Act on Day One to quash protestsand refusing to spend authorized congressional funds on unwanted projects, a practice banned by lawmakers in the Nixon era.
CRAâs 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 â he and Trump speak at least once a month, according to one of the people â 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 personâs background doesnât define who can enter the U.S., but rather, citing Biblical teachings, whether that person âaccept[ed] Israelâs God, laws and understanding of history.â 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.
Vought, who declined to comment, is advising Project 2025, a governing agenda that would usher in one of the most conservative executive branches in modern American history. The effort is made up of a constellation of conservative groups run by Trump allies whoâve constructed a detailed plan to dismantle or overhaul key agencies in a second term. Among other principles, the projectâs âMandate for Leadershipâ states that âfreedom is defined by God, not man.â
The Trump campaign has said repeatedly that it alone is responsible for assembling a policy platform and staffing for a future administration. In response to various news articles about how conservatives are preparing for a second Trump term, campaign advisers Susie Wiles and Chris LaCivita said in a memo late last year: âDespite our being crystal clear, some âalliesâ havenât gotten the hint, and the media, in their anti-Trump zeal, has been all-too-willing to continue using anonymous sourcing and speculation about a second Trump administration in an effort to prevent a second Trump administration.â
Rachel Cauley, CRAâs communication director, said âthe so-called reporting from POLITICO in this story is false and we told them so on multiple occasions.â
Trump is not a devout man of faith. But Christian Nationalists have been among his most reliable campaign activists and voting blocs. Trump formed a political alliance with evangelicals during his first run for office, delivered them a six to three conservative majority on the Supreme Court and is now espousing the Christian rightâs long-running argument that Christians are so severely persecuted that it necessitates a federal responseâŚ
https://www.politico.com/news/2024/02/20/donald-trump-allies-christian-nationalism-00142086
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In a December campaign speech in Iowa, he said âMarxists and fascistsâ are âgoing hardâ against Catholics. âUpon taking office,I will create a new federal task force on fighting anti-Christian biasto be led by a fully reformed Department of Justice thatâs fair and equitableâ and that will âinvestigate all forms of illegal discrimination.â On the eve of the Iowa caucuses, Trump promoted on his social media a video that suggests his campaign is, actually, a divine mission from God.
In 2019, Trumpâs then-secretary of state, Mike Pompeo, set up a federal commission to define human rights based on the precepts Vought describes, specifically ânatural law and natural rights.â Natural law is the belief that there are universal rules derived from God that canât be superseded by government or judges. While it is a core pillar of Catholicism, in recent decades itâs been used to oppose abortion, LGBTQ+ rights and contraception.
Vought sees his and his organizationâs mission as ârenew[ing] a consensus of America as a nation under God,â per a statement on CRAâs website, and reshaping the governmentâs contract with the governed. Freedom of religion would remain a protected right, but Vought and his ideological brethren would not shy from using their administration positions to promote Christian doctrine and imbue public policy with it, according to both people familiar with the matter, granted anonymity to avoid retaliation. He makes clear reference to human rights being defined by God, not man.
America should be recognized as a Christian nation âwhere our rights and duties are understood to come from God,âVought wrote two years ago in Newsweek
âIt is a commitment to an institutional separation between church and state, but not the separation of Christianity from its influence on government and society,â he continued, noting such a framework âcan lead to beneficial outcomes for our own communities, as well as individuals of all faiths.â He went on to accuse detractors of Christian nationalism of invoking the term to try to scare people.
"âChristian nationalismâ is actually a rather benign and useful descriptionfor those who believe in both preserving our countryâs Judeo-Christian heritage and making public policy decisions that are best for this country,â he wrote. âThe term need not be subjected to such intense scorn due to misunderstanding or slander.â
To ingratiate himself in conservative circles â and Christian conservative ones â Trump has often turned to operatives from them. Among those who helped was Vought. As OMB director in the Trump administration, Vought became a disciple of the âAmerica Firstâ movement. He has been a steadfast proponent of keeping the U.S. out of foreign wars and slashing federal spending.
CRA is already wielding influence on Trumpâs positions. His thinking on withdrawing the U.S. from NATO and using military force against Mexican drug cartels is partly inspired by separate CRA papers, according to reports by Rolling Stone.
âRussell Vought did a fabulous job in my administration, and I have no doubt he will do a great job in continuing our quest to make America great again,â reads a Trump quote prominently placed on CRAâs website. Trump will have a major platform to convey his vision for Christian policy in a second term when, on Feb. 22, he addresses a National Religious Broadcasters forum in Nashville. The group is the worldâs largest association of Christian communicators.
Trump is also talking about bringing his former national security adviser Michael Flynn, a vocal proponent of Christian nationalism, back into office. Flynn is currently focused on recruiting what he calls an âArmy of Godâ â as he barnstorms the country promoting his vision of putting Christianity at the center of American life.
Voughtâs beliefs over time have been informed by his relationship with Wolfe. The two spent time together at Heritage Action, a conservative policy advocacy group. And Vought has praised their yearslong partnership. âIâm proud to work with @William_E_Wolfe on scoping out a sound Christian Nationalism,â he posted on X, then Twitter, in January 2023.
Vought often echoes Wolfeâs principles, including on immigration. âJesus Christ wasnât an open-borders socialist,â Wolfe wrote for The Daily Caller in April while a visiting CRA fellow.âThe Bible unapologetically upholds the concept of sovereign nations.â
https://www.politico.com/news/2024/02/20/donald-trump-allies-christian-nationalism-00142086
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While speaking in September at American Momentâs â Theology of American Statecraft: The Christian Case for Immigration Restrictionâ on Capitol Hill in September, Vought defended the widely-criticized practice of family separation at the border during the Trump years, telling the audience âthe decision to defend the rule of law necessitates the separation of families.â
The Heritage Foundationâs Project 2025 offers more visibility into what policy agenda a future Trump administration might pursue. It says policies that support LGBTQ+ rights, subsidize âsingle-motherhoodâ and penalize marriage should berepealed because subjective notions of âgender identityâ threaten âAmericansâ fundamental liberties.â
It also proposes increasing surveillance of abortion and maternal mortality reporting in the states, compelling the Food and Drug Administration to revoke approval of âchemical abortion drugsâ and protecting âreligious and moralâobjections for employers who decline contraception coverage for employees.
One of the groups that partners with Project 2025, Turning Point USA, is among conservative influencers that health professionals have criticized for targeting young women with misleading health concerns about hormonal birth control. Another priority isdefunding Planned Parenthood, which provides reproductive health care to low-income women.
Wolfe, who has deleted several posts on X that detail his views, has a more extreme outlook of what a government led by Christian nationalists should propose. In a December post, he called for ending sex education in schools, surrogacy and no-fault divorce throughout the country, as well as forcing men âto provide for their children as soon as itâs determined the child is theirsâ â a clear incursion by the government into Americansâ private lives.
âChristians should reject a Christ-less âconservatism,ââ he expanded in another X missive, âand demand the political movement we are most closely associated with make a return to Christ-centered foundations.
Because itâs either Christ or chaos, even on the âRight.ââ Wolfe declined to comment.
The effort to imbue laws with biblical principles is already underway in some states. In Texas, Christian conservative supporters have pressured the legislature to require public schools to display the Ten Commandments in every classroom; targeted prohibitions on churches against direct policy advocacy and organized campaigns around âculture warâ issues, including curbing LGBTQ+ rights, banning books and opposing gun safety laws.
âThereâs been a tectonic shift in how the leadership of the religious right operates,â said Matthew Taylor, a scholar at the Institute for Christian Jewish Studies, who grew up evangelical. âThese folks arenât as interested in democracy or working through democratic systems as in the old religious right because their theology is one of Christian warfare.â (Of Course thatâs his conclusion!)
https://www.politico.com/news/2024/02/20/donald-trump-allies-christian-nationalism-00142086
Responds To Scarborough Calling MAGA "Freaks, Weirdos, Insurrectionists, And A Death Cult". They are freaking out so hard, because he's bringing back all the people, the DS thought they destroyed forever. All their sacred cows being targeted. Love this. But their reaction to Christianity is almost like Christianity are a bunch of crazies and will ruin "their" destruction of the final belief in God in America. Great combo to freak them out. Every thing said by Vought and others, scares the shit out of the Satanists, Luciferieans, Baphomet worshippers and demon habitation withing mankind, the progress they made, will now be destroyed.
why do these people go to Russia to raise funds for Ukraine? Everyone knows you don't collect funds to defeat Russia on Russian territory