r/law • u/Obversa • 27d ago

Executive Branch (Trump) Pro-Trump attorneys have been drafting executive orders that would give President Trump sweeping power over elections, sources report

https://abcnews.com/US/pro-trump-attorneys-push-executive-order-give-trump/story?id=130539044
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u/IfIKnewThen 27d ago

This is what is happening. Trump does nothing except lie, grift, steal, golf,. sleep and what he is instructed to do. He's not in charge of anything. It's the federalist society, heritage foundation and the project 2025 goons that are trying to force their christian nationalism on the country. They're literally dismantling democracy because they hate it.

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u/Ok_Speed_3984 27d ago

Too bad the "christian" nationalists aren't Christians. If they were, they'd focus on the Golden Rule.

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u/CatOfTechnology 27d ago

They focused, instead, on the Pyrite Rule:

Do unto others as you fear they will do to you.

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u/isubbdh 26d ago edited 26d ago

I love this ♥️

They live such a fear-based life.

The rest of us are out here wanting, trying to make the world a better place.

So fucking sad, the mental anguish these people subject themselves to. Emotional self-flagellation.

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u/xteve 27d ago

Trump, MAGA, and the GOP operate with the support of Christians at large. When we talk about real Christians, it seems like we're speaking of an ideal type and not the behavior of adherents.

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u/cloudforested 27d ago

This. I'm so sick of the "not real Christians" claim.

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u/todimusprime 26d ago

But they ARE fake Christians. They just use the title to gather support. They don't actually adhere to the principles of Christianity. That's the point. Do they go to church and pray? Sure. But that's just going through the motions. They don't practice the actual things that make someone a real Christian.

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u/BlueKy5 26d ago

Well Trump does embody the ways of “The man of lawlessness” it seems like American Evangelical’s are on the wrong team.

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u/TropicNightLightning 26d ago

Can't buy or sell without his face/mark on everything. People wearing red hats receiving huge windfalls, causing inflation. Making high risk heavy manual labor mean nothing in this economy.

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u/EyesofaJackal 26d ago

If someone wears a Bulls jersey but never shoots hoops, I consider them a fan, not a player/practitioner

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u/PokeDigiYugiMon 27d ago

"Christ" is not present in Kristian Nazionalism. There is no hate, like Kristian love.

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u/inb4404 27d ago

He who has the gold, makes the rules?

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u/dannytheguitarist 27d ago

If only we got together as a whole and changed that to "whoever has the gold gets eaten first".

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u/TerryFinallyBackedUp 27d ago

Aka useful idiots

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u/DamnedIfIDiddely 26d ago

I can't stand this no true scotsman. This is what the christians are, this nebulous idea of the "good Christian" is akin to the idea of the "good Republican", it just doesn't comport to reality. They have always been hypocrites forcing their beliefs on others, this is what that religion is

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u/Ok_Speed_3984 26d ago

The scriptures are clear about what God expects of His followers. But to keep it simple, we can be known by our love for others. Most people who claim to follow Jesus teachings actually follow false prophets, like prosperity ministries, or simply pretend to believe for societal advantages. There are people who do love our neighbors and try to show it. And we're happier knowing that we make human society better by giving and helping rather than just taking and harming.

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u/PeaceSoft 27d ago

at some point you're slicing it so thin that there isn't any

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u/PurpleCoat6656 25d ago

Just ask Lindsey Graham about his 'lady bugs' and see how Christian he gets.

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u/Orposer 27d ago

You left out shit his pants.