Doug McHone ☧

If I had the chance, and yes we have tried to get @TuckerCarlson on the show, I would ask him a couple of questions in response to this: 1) Please explain how it is possible you see the global American Empire crumbling at the precise moment it is executing the most successful multi-national Israel-Arab alliance in all of human history? While it also replaced the leadership of Venezuela, with some of the largest crude oil deposits on the planet, without a single U.S. casualty? You may be opposed to these actions on principle, and that is a worthy argument to consider, but just based on these simultaneous successes alone how is this evidence for failing? 2) You are 56 years old, so obviously you're old enough to remember Billy Graham and the Soviet Union. Billy Graham launched his first crusade in my former hometown Grand Rapids, Michigan in 1947. His decades of revivals are one of the primary reasons why America is the last bastion of Christendom when the rest of the West has fallen. What kind of Christianity did he preach? And it was those same Protestant Christian voters who launched Reagan to the White House and ultimately won the Cold War. The kind of Protestant Christianity that existed before Graham's crusades had largely retreated from the public space. They became the mainline heretical denominations you see today. It was the denominations that believed in Zionism that were the tip of the spear for the Reagan Revolution, and now also MAGA. While you may disagree with their theology, and that is also a worthwhile argument to consider, how can you say the post-WWII Protestantism is unrecognizable or failing when it is all that actually stands in the way of America becoming the UK? Furthermore, you know who also simps for Islam as you do, Tucker, and opposes American unipolar superiority in the world? The likes of Rick Warren, who has arguably done more harm to American Protestantism than anybody until whatever it is you're currently trying to do.

I really don’t understand @Altard_State. It’s supposed to be a Christian company—they play Christian music in the stores and sell all of this Christian-branded merchandise—and yet their clothes are as hoochie, if not hoochier, than anything I see at nonChristian retailers! It’s kind of the opposite of a good witness.