Obedience Is Not Patriotism

Seriously is anyone surprised at this point! 👇👇👇👇👇

On Tax Day, here are just a few verifiable public records of the amount of combined annual taxes filed by Donald and Melania Trump since first taking office: 2016 - $750 2017 - $750 2020 -$0 No public data exists for Donald Trump after 2020. Who else paid more in taxes?🤚🤚🤚

@Goose1657935 @WalshFreedom You’re in a Cult. An AntiAmerican, Dictator loving, Pedophile supporting Cult. I’m good, thanks.

@jlsslw @WalshFreedom You democrats will believe anything that’s anti Trump or anti American.

Trump is our enemy.

TRUMP HATES AMERICA.

@leftistssuck1 @WalshFreedom I am confident in my position. A little loyalty to your country would be awesome. Unless, of course, your loyalties are with, you know, another…….country.

@jlsslw @WalshFreedom No it doesn’t You just aren’t that bright

It’s the MAGA way! 44 year old Indiana Trumper, Brandon Abbott, was found guilty of molesting a 7 year old. 😡 wthr.com/article/news/c…

He is a dumb, demented and blasphemous piece of crap that is unfit for office, and representing America! #TrumpIsUnfitForOffice #ImpeachTrump #25thAmendmentNow #DementiaDon #Blasphemy

Pam Bondi did not show up for her subpoena. Hold her in contempt of court. 😡

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ICE IS RAPING GIRLS!!!

🚨UN-FU*KING-BELIEVABLE Donald Trump says the Iran War is a “true investment in your children’s and grandchildren’s future.” He SLASHED healthcare, education, even FOOD assistance. And a WAR is an investment? Is he out of his mind? #HealthcareNotTrumpsWar

How to trigger a maga in one picture.

Trump has removed this image he posted of himself as Jesus because of the backlash from his own supporters. Please DO NOT post this far and wide as it’s best to confine it to the dustbin of history in case it causes him ongoing damage. #TrumpBlasphemy

@Sean58091854 @WalshFreedom I know Trump loves his uneducated but 40% is hardly a majority. Worst President in history, simply a fact.

@jlsslw @WalshFreedom The majority disagrees.

One of the most blatant forms of hypocrisy of our time is when Christians hold all ordinary people accountable to the most rigid moral standards, all while holding themselves and the president accountable to no standards at all. This hypocrisy looks like responding to any critique of the president, “You just need to pray for him instead of criticizing” or “I voted for a president, not a pastor.” It looks like responding to people pointing out clearly racist, misogynistic, bigoted, and violent rhetoric by saying, “you’re just taking him out of context.” It looks like responding to any challenge from faith leaders to the president or the administration with, “What about when this other president was in power?” Or “What about the other side?” It looks like framing any accountability towards the president and the Christians who support him as religious or political “persecution,” all while relentlessly speaking out and even legislating against those viewed as “enemies.” It looks like any deflection that refuses to hold this president and the Christian movement that is justifying him accountable for anything. Since 2016, this president has run on an explicitly Christian platform, and his administration has become even more outspoken about Christianity in this current term. Justifying its actions and policies with prayer, Christian symbolism, and the name of Jesus. Not only that, high profile Christian leaders have vocalized unwavering support for him since 2016 as well and continue to do so. It should go without saying that those with enormous amounts of power, wealth, and influence who claim to be Christian should be held MORE accountable by Christians, not less. But it needs to be said again and again. We Christians are all capable of these kinds of hypocritical double standards, especially when it comes to supporting those with power and influence. But integrity calls us to be aware of them, be honest about them, and humbly hold ourselves and those in power who claim to follow Jesus accountable to his teachings above all else. Author: Rev. Benjamin Cremer