...Americans almost immediately became intimately acquainted with Rollins’ Koch-approved approach to crime. Behind the scenes, Rollins and Kushner continue to advise Trump to go soft on those engaged in violence across the country.“The president has signaled that he would very much like to crack down on rioters,” [Tucker] Carlson said on June 1. “That is his instinct. If you’ve watched him you believe it. But every time he has been talked out of it by Jared Kushner and by aides that Kushner has hired and controlled.” Rollins is one of those aides for whom murder, mayhem, and madness constitute a small price to pay for the reforms that are in the interest of her backers....
Trump has an impending problem here. Either he is going to shove the rioters back to their cages--or put them INTO cages--his 'law and order' rhetoric will be less and less credible. Riots, looting, assaulting cops (and often, civilians) is NOT something Trump's voters will ignore for long.
But if Trump pushes hard, his daughter's hubby will be heartbroken or something.
We'll see very soon, won't we?
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The Zman's posts on Libertarians and Buckley's are quite eye-opening.
Christians need to stick to God's laws and principles with all heart, sole, and body - however we have not. Protestants sects, having broken away as they "know better", will continue to deviate from sound morals and concede to man's faults and modern "knowledge:" fallacies. Libertarians have no moral basis, only having the call of Freedom/Liberty to guide them. Our Lord asks for us to be chained to him, we must voluntary give up our liberty to free ourselves from the sins of man. A libertarian cannot be a Christian, nor can a Christian be a libertarian.
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