[daniel1212]

The liberal tactic is to attack the character of Trump based on tweets and past alleged or real sins (though the moral standard of liberals can hardly be said to be against such) - as if evangelicals support for him is due to him being a pious saint, versus a captain in a culture war who is committed to sailing the USS America in the overall general right direction. And for not yielding to the opposition navy that works to sail the ship hard to port and destruction, and that fires salvos at the President and his supporters, whom they manifestly despise.

Yet the real reason for liberal's attack on the character of Trump is to due to him not being politically correct in his polices, while every major policy of the liberals is contrary to Scripture.

[ClearCase_guy]

bfl

[bkopto]

who is really running the show in the culture war, and its nature and trajectory.

Think of who you are not allowed to criticize, and it's not the commies.

[libertylover]

The Big Picture: who is really running the show in the culture war, and its nature and trajectory.

The left mainly lets the New York Times tell them what to think.

[aposiopetic]

Thank you, daniel1212, for posting this analysis.

Pinging metmom because the connection between "free education" and idolatry makes perfect sense.

[matthew fuller]

Here is an excellent article that is very pertinent to this thread:

https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2009/11/does-the-vaccine-matter/307723/

“The Roots of Our Partisan Divide” by Christopher Caldwell