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Agree on both counts, super good article in which he mentioned the psychological projection Republicans use. How often have we pointed out to visiting trolls who accuse us of everything their own conservatives do. Weaponization is the name of one of the Republican games at the moment. Earlier their culture war creator Rufo weaponized created "woke" to cover everything Democrats did which in any way at all bothered conservative comfort blankets. Now they weaponize everything.

As you say they have religion, with American pastors recruited to help Trump spread his worst propagandist lies:

12yearplan, Why do they like Trump? Because he gave them a jaundiced SCOTUS. Because they believe false
promises. Because they believe God picks imperfect men to do his works. Because that's what their Bible says.
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The Deification of Donald Trump Poses Some Interesting Questions
"Pastors repeating Trump lies --- 'A spiritual battle': Pastors embrace Trump's grievances in prayers at his rallies
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In this sense, Gushee continued, “a savior does not have to be a good person but just needs to fulfill his divinely appointed role. Trump is seen by many as actually having done so while president.”
P - [NEVER FORGET, in many American eyes (as blinded by belief that they are) Trump represents (in their fact TRUMP IS) a gift from God. Irrespective of how nuts that sounds it seems to be an important ingredient in any consideration of Trump's possible political longevity.
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“God’s used imperfect people all through history. King David wasn’t perfect. Saul wasn’t perfect. Solomon wasn’t perfect,” .]"
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Here’s Why Mike Johnson Is More Dangerous Than Donald Trump
CHRISTOFACISM
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What is Christian nationalism and why it raises concerns about threats to democracy

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Checked Netflix, mine doesn't have the movie of your God & Country. 100%
https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/god_and_country_the_rise_of_christian_nationalism