THE THESIS: The Washington Post’s writers are utterly unaffected by the policies of The Left and the impotence of the Professional Republicans. As such, they have no ability to relate to rural Republicans. In North Idaho, where I live, President Trump is still the people’s President--it’s that different from D.C. In conservative Trump Country, I have never once met a person who describes their reasons for voting Republican the way the Washington Post scribbles. They vote Republican for one, huge reason: the GOP is less evil than the Democrats. They vote Trump because he called the evil out and largely kept his word.
THE SCRIPTURE & SCRIPTURAL RESOURCES:
The hardest thing for a lot of us to do when we read pieces like that is the thing that Jesus told us all of the commandments depend upon. I have to constantly pray to not give into hatred of people who are so blind.
36 “Teacher, which is the greatest commandment in the Law?”
37 Jesus replied: “‘Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind.’ 38 This is the first and greatest commandment. 39 And the second is like it: ‘Love your neighbor as yourself.’ 40 All the Law and the Prophets hang on these two commandments.”
THE NEWS & COMMENT:
Have you ever met a Republican who says these things?
I haven’t either, but I have met plenty of Republicans--even us “rural dirt eaters”--who watched The Party rig the game against Trump with Covid, Black Lives Matter, Inc., and Antifa and, of course, the rigging the bragged about to Time Magazine in the infamous piece. We vote Republican because of evil like this.
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The Washington Post pushes for censorship of Americans who stray from The Pary’s narrative. Even us “rural bumpkins” know what the media does to us with message manipulation. We vote Republican because we know the Mockingbird Media must lie to get people to vote Democrat.
Covid was the election and the election was Covid, we all saw what WAPO and the rest of The Party did with Covid. Now, we have Jake Tapper who--three years late--wants to talk about lockdown damage.
Did he forget what Trump wanted?
We vote Republican because they are at least not ACTIVELY aiding in the obvious invasion of America.
[AUDIO] - EXCLUSIVE Reporting from Guatemala: Afghan Migrants Say UN Workers Gave Them Directions To US Border
We vote Republican because The Figurehead panders to people like this.
‘If you needed further confirmation that the Biden admin is governed by Twitter’ here you go!
The laptop class is largely unaffected by the crime the people who run Joe Biden have encouraged in our cities. They Uber past it all and live in secure buildings. We vote Republican because it sickens us to watch young people murdering one another, their souls being exploited for political power.
[AUDIO] - RAACIST! MSNBC Panel Scoffs at Crime as Top Issue for Voters, Implies It's Based on Racism
We know the Figurehead will be made to export the attack on the law to our areas.
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Seattle councilwoman demands forensic testing of 'poop' thrown at her house; The self-described "socialist City Councilmember" who admitted to participating in Black Lives Matter protests claimed, " I am being told that my case of six threatening incidents involving human excrement doesn’t merit even a serious investigation, let alone protection."
The Washington Post can live in its bubble, but we see very clearly that Biden isn’t running anything.
Washington Post types can make themselves believe Voter ID is fascism. We see the FBI and DOJ attacking families for bad-think . . .
. . . We see what Pharma and the rest of The Party did to kids. The laptop class never felt s thing. In fact, life was better for them. Bill Mahr saw it from day one and he is still speaking out.
[AUDIO] - Bill Mahr: “We're now learning just how bad the "collateral damage" is post-pandemic.” Language warning.
Washington Post pretends to understand rural Republicans