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Christian Nationalists Try To Blame Trump’s Riot On Antifa
We all know what happened: A crazed mob of Trump supporters was whipped into a frenzy by his incendiary speech and attacked the Capitol (and, in a very real sense, American democracy) because he told them to and because they believed Trump’s drumbeat of lies, which he has issued incessantly since Nov. 3, that the election had been stolen.read more »Blog PostWelcome To Fantasy Island: Donald Trump Lost The Presidential Election -- But Try Telling That To His Christian Nationalist Allies
read more »Officials at the American Family Association (AFA), a Christian nationalist group based in Tupelo, Miss., were excited. After a string of courtroom defeats for President Donald Trump and his allies in their effort to overturn the results of the Nov. 3 election, the group saw a glimmer of hope on Dec.
Church & State ArticleThe American People Decided The Election. Religious Right Groups Are Ignoring Them.
Christian nationalist groups aren’t very happy that Joe Biden has been elected president. They’re pretending that it didn’t really happen, and that Trump will convince courts to throw out people’s ballots and award him a second term any day now.read more »Blog Post