The senior pastor of Cornerstone Church in Arlington, Texas, explains why he, an evangelical Christian, is voting for Democratic VP Kamala Harris for president. Despite traditionally voting based on social issues and aligning his beliefs with that of the Republican Party, he argues the GOP has strayed from its earlier stances. His change in voting decision is compelled by the character of the candidates, crediting Harris with having good character, integrity, and a record that can pass a background check. In contrast, he criticizes Trump for his moral inconsistencies, adulterous affairs, criminal convictions, race-baiting, and for not resembling the church’s values. He argues that evangelicals should move away from today’s Republican Party, which he believes no longer reflects their faith.
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The New York Times’ Editorial Board has published a critical opinion piece about former US President Donald Trump, claiming he is unfit to lead and a threat to democracy. Highlighting his attempts to subvert an election, his corruption, and lawlessness, they argue that if re-elected, Trump would use the government to target opponents, enact a mass deportation policy, and foster policies causing harm to the poor and middle class. They also maintain that another Trump term would exacerbate climate damage, destroy alliances, and bolster autocracy. They urge Americans to demand better leadership and vote accordingly.
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Liz Cheney is urging former president George W. Bush to speak out against Donald Trump. During an interview on The New Yorker Radio Hour podcast, she stated that she can’t explain why Bush hasn’t spoken out yet, but she thinks it’s time he does. Cheney’s comments were recorded before Trump made controversial comments about her. Cheney’s father, former vice president Dick Cheney, served under Bush and has expressed his disapproval of Trump, declaring he should never be trusted with power again. However, Bush has kept silent on Trump’s inflammatory rhetoric.
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Liz Cheney has encouraged George W. Bush to voice his concerns on the potential danger that Donald Trump poses. The call comes despite President Bush’s silence on Trump and his divisive rhetoric. The appeal follows recent remarks from Trump suggesting that he’d like to see Cheney facing gunfire. This incident seemed to affirm Cheney’s belief that Trump’s outlandish comments should be taken seriously and literally. Cheney’s father, former Vice President Dick Cheney, has openly criticized Trump and endorsed Kamala Harris for president.
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Former Representative Liz Cheney has criticized Donald Trump after he suggested she should have “guns trained on her face,” referring to him as a “cruel, unstable man.” The comments were made by Trump at an Arizona event, where he described critics of his administration as “war hawks.” Cheney, who openly endorses Vice President Kamala Harris, has accused the former president of being a threat to democracy and has often criticized his handling of the Capitol riot in January 2021. Cheney’s father, former Republican Vice President Dick Cheney, has also publicly cast his vote for Harris. Liz Cheney lost the Republican primary in 2022 to a pro-Trump candidate.
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Barbara Pierce Bush’s endorsement of Vice President Kamala Harris is not just a personal statement; it’s a profound political moment that signals the shifting landscape of American party politics. As the daughter of former President George W. Bush and granddaughter of George H.W. Bush, Barbara is situated in a unique position within the longstanding Bush political legacy. Watching her step out in support of a Democratic candidate, especially in such a polarized climate, prompts deep reflection on what this means for both the Republican Party and the larger political discourse in the United States.
Campaigning for Harris in Pennsylvania during the final stretch of the 2024 presidential election truly showcases a commitment to values that resonate beyond party lines.… Continue reading
McConnell’s recent remarks about the MAGA movement being “completely wrong” and his insinuation that Reagan “wouldn’t recognize” Trump’s GOP struck a chord with me. It’s somewhat surreal to witness a veteran politician who has played a pivotal role in shaping the party for decades suddenly attempting to distance himself from the very creature he helped cultivate. The audacity of McConnell to now critique the MAGA ideology, which he endorsed at every turn during Trump’s presidency, reveals a deep hypocrisy that is hard to overlook.
Understanding McConnell’s position requires delving into the complexities of his political choices over the years. He was not just an observer in this transformation; he was a primary architect.… Continue reading
McConnell backed Jack Smith and wanted Trump to “pay” for the events of January 6th. That’s what the headlines read, that’s what people are talking about. But let’s take a step back and really look at McConnell’s actions and the impact they have had on our country.
You know what would have really allowed Trump to pay? Convicting him during the two impeachment trials. That was McConnell’s chance to send a clear message that inciting an insurrection will not be tolerated. But what did he do? He chose to acquit. He had the power to hold Trump accountable, to make sure he “paid” for his role in January 6th, but he failed to act.… Continue reading
Sen. Lindsey Graham, what the hell are you doing? These words have been echoing through my mind as I observe the political landscape and try to make sense of the choices being made. Putting country above party seems like such a simple concept, yet it appears to be a monumental task for some.
Now is the perfect time to flip the script and come out on the right side of history. The writing on the wall is clear, and even some Republicans are starting to see the light. They are realizing that decency and class need to be held in higher regard than simply having an “R” next to your name.… Continue reading
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