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Evangelicals and nondenominational Christians are still fighting for Trump’s mission to “Make America Great Again,” seeking to make the country into a theocracy.

They argue that Joe Biden’s LGBTQ measures will “sow confusion” and “harm the rule of law.” They also really want to misgender trans people.

The Republican Party of old at least had a clear set of priorities. So what is the Republican Party of now going for?

And it’s karmic payback for the time she threw her own sister under the bus by coming out against marriage equality.

The Republican Party is against everything and in favor of nothing. All it stands for now is yelling ‘no’ at everybody else, and Trump has become the golden idol that conservatives will follow. Literally.

The Republican Party can’t be both the party of reality and unreality. Yet, current House Leader Kevin McCarthy is pretending it can be.

Immediately after the insurrectionist attack on the Capitol, the GOP lost 10,000 registered party members. More than half of congressional Republicans voted to block the certification of their votes.

Now that it’s essentially an arm of the Republican Party, the religious right may have a hard time keeping younger believers & recruiting new members to their politicized churches.

The Electoral College tally ultimately decides the President. In the process, it screwed LGBTQ rights twice in the last 20 years – and it was almost close enough for a third time, too.

Ghosts of midterm’s past have not seemed to haunt Democrat leaders in the present into effectively planning for the future. Will they avoid repeating their mistakes?