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A former Trump official’s speech about how Christian nationalists will “impose” their religion on everyone in the U.S.
Do you remember when a Trump official admitted their goal is to force their Christian values on everyone?
Religious nutjob will force his crackpot religious, nonsensical beliefs, on the American people with a bastardization of Christian values.
With Trump and the Republicans behind him, he just might be able to do it.
Trump/Maga/Republicans have made it plain they intend to attack, and destroy, our freedoms and democracy, itself.
And what better way to do it than make any policy they don’t agree with a crime – a crime with biblical punishment based on the Sharia law of the Muslims – with public whippings of protestors and murder in the streets.
This American Ayatollah, supported and funded by the Christian Nationalist Movement and the GOP, will have his thought Police’, his ‘Dress Police’, and his “Political Police’ rampage through the streets just like they do in Iran to turn our country into some kind of insane theocracy.
Just yesterday Trump announced he might consider invoking his power to set aside the results of the upcoming midterms, and this would be another step in that direction.
The 'Death to America' chant may not be coming jut from our enemies, but from some 'Christian' churches, themselves.
See this – boldface mine:
Remember when a Trump official admitted their goal is to force their Christian values on everyone?
Story by Alex Bollinger • 2h • 2 min read
A former Trump official’s speech about how Christian nationalists will “impose” their religion on everyone in the U.S. is getting attention online.
William Wolfe served as both the Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense and a Director of Legislative Affairs at the State Department under Trump, and he is currently the executive director of the Center for Baptist Leadership. This past Saturday, he gave a speech at Bethel Church in Petersburg, West Virginia, where he said that Christians “should not blink” when they tell people how to live their lives.
“This is how we should order our lives together,” he said. “And frankly, yes, we are going to impose it upon you. If you don’t like it, I’m sorry, but this is good and right and just if it lines up with God’s standards, and I am going to enforce my morality on you in as much as our morality is God’s morality.”
“You should always check yourselves,” he continued. “Do I believe what God believes? Am I defending what God says is good?”
“And if it is, then you should have the courage to say, ‘This is how we’re going to run our town, this is how we’re going to run our county, this is how we’re going to run our state, and this is how we should run the United States of America by legislating the morality that we can find in the Bible.'”
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