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I've been talking about Christian Nationalism and why I believe it's the greatest threat to democracy for years now. I've had the chance to interview almost every major scholar on the topic, have read countless books, and kept up to date on the sociological data. But I've never written a full, in-depth piece that centralizes what Christian Nationalism is, why it's the biggest threat to American democracy, and why I don't think people are talking about it enough. So that's what this piece is all about.
Gee, I wonder why our economic experts aren't here defending the economic policies they voted for...
Then why don't you point it out, Wile E.
#79 | Posted by BellRinger
So stupid then...