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Nations require moral leadership. The good and the moral cannot be defined without religion. America believed it could thrive by leaving the God decision up to the states. Founders wanted to limit the power of the Federal government with respect to religion, hence the First Amend

Men like John Adams knew that this was risky. He knew that this government would be dependent on the individual citizens choosing to be good Christian people. It has been a long time since American’s thought this way.

We now believe that a good American tolerates all religions. We think that a mosque next door to our house is Godliness. We’ve accepted a wicked and dangerous idea that emerged after the most devastating World Wars in human history in the early twentieth century.

In deciding never to repeat those mistakes we elevated the few at the expense of the many. We decided that a person’s successful election, business or overflowing checkbook signaled wisdom and truth.

We gave power over the whole world to those who could tell, and sustain over time, the most convincing lies. At the heart of our mistake is “making the world safe for democracy.”

God is a Father. He is a King. Nobody elects Him. Nobody ever will.
Nation’s need Fathers, just like families do. America hasn’t had one for a very long time.

Trump is an imperfect father figure, but he speaks English, knows his own mind and lives fearlessly having managed atop the American dream with his billions most of his life. He appeals to one side of the polarized nation, and doesn’t mind being “hated” by the other side.

Nobody attacks enemies in a more entertaining way than Donald Trump. He is clever with his pet names, hitting the mark every time, and stirring just the right amount of anger (politically) in his base. They don’t become violent, but they do come together in a political movement

The challenge for him as President of all the people is to not touch off civil war level violence from his enemies. He knows that the Antifa-style violence is not likely to touch off a civil war. American Leftist violence is childish, weak and womanish … for now.

Normal people get angry at injustice and unrighteousness. They express it and move on. The new day brings new challenges and may, or may not, produce occasions for anger.
Anger is toxic when an agenda is fueling it and it never stops.