re: Amber Rose speech was the best damn speech of the nite.i didnt know who that girl was

He is not right about of any of it. He became a stumbling block last night.


Van Jones is melting because of her speaking "she can split the dem vote"

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The more people realize that this isn't about left or right, but about restoring common sense and making rational decisions - then we can move forward. The country needs some sense of grounding again. It's been adrift for too long hyped on false promises issued by shysters in the media just trading the American soul for profits.

We are owned by various corporations - whether it's pharmaceutical, weapons production, insurance, banking, etc. Americans, need to demand that we not get screwed in the process as politicians and multi-nationals extort our wealth.

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Your post is fine and all but the emboldened part stands out. You're right, we're not a grounded country. A society needs some measure of social and cultural discipline and we're losing it.

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In March of this year, she said she was an atheist, that Satanism was the most logical of religions, that women should have sex with 100s of men and never be shamed for it, and that she was Pro-Abortion with no limitations whatsoever.

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Yeah, but she ain't on the GOP ticket or platform committee. She gave a speech. If she can siphon votes from the Dems I can listen to a 5 min speech from someone I don't generally align with.

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I'll get roasted but... The Republican party is giving up all pretenses by having a stripper with an only fans account speak at the RNC. Vote pandering at its finest.

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You mean like this? Did Amber actually strip at the convention?

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Being a PK, I can tell you that the only way to move people towards Christ is to engage them and allow them to see Christ.

The church has been off for a long time in that respect.

The message morphed to a "when you clean your life up on your own, then you can come to Jesus" .

Talk about the cart in front of a horse!

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You're conflating politics and Christianity while claiming others are doing so.

The RNC isn't seeking to draw people to Christ by accepting them as they are and working to show them Christ. They're trying to expand their political power base by neutering some of the stronger and more orthodox positions typically held by Republicans/conservatives.

I'm not particularly worked up about yesterday because this was always the bargain with Trump's takeover of the party. Trump is most likely a secularist, most of the RNC (regardless of Trump) probably are too, and they are willing to slowly sell out the faith elements of the party platform in an attempt to draw more people into the fold. It's a fleeting exchange, it may work, but it'll ultimately water down the party into something even thinner than it already is. But again, that isn't some revelation (or shouldn't be).

But I'm also not going to ask faithful Christians looking for a political home to ignore it or not to be discouraged by it (other than to tell them that the RNC and Trump and the like aren't the source of your hope or encouragement).

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I wanted Brandi Love!

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No, I am address the Christian base that people like Matt Walsh is discouraging.

A theocracy is what? You do know that Matt Walsh has that in his personal platform on X. That is politics and Christianity.


My point is clear, that if theocracy is your stance, his methodology last night harmed Christ and pointed no one towards Christ.

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I'm not really following

But if you're saying that Matt Walsh is pro-Christian nationalism and the comments last night don't help his cause, ok.

But the alternative - which is endorsing the RNC's effort to draw the party away from its Christian underpinnings - is also not helpful to Matt Walsh's cause.

There is no secret goal of the RNC to become an arms wide-open party that can then gently share the Gospel by act or example. That may be a good idea of how to proceed if you are pro Christian Nationalism, but that's not what is happening in the MAGA-era RNC.

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hmm, seems like I remember someone else welcoming sinners, thieves and prostitutes to their events.

That was clever.

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Yet again comparing Trump to the Almighty....sad

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