Appalling violence at Capitol symbol of fractured nation
Friday, January 8, 2021 |
OneNewsNow.com Staff (OneNewsNow.com)
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The nation watched in disbelief Wednesday as the U.S. Capitol building was overrun with pro-Trump protesters after listening to President Donald Trump speak at a massive rally and now, two days later, debate is raging over who is to blame for the violence, and who is not, at the same time a fractured nation prepares for a Biden administration.
Still another issue is hypocritical Democrats and their media allies who defended and praised violent riots and rioters through the summer, suggesting their anger and frustration over police brutality needed to be understood.
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According to a well-known pastor, Christian conservatives who have been lulled into a false sense of security from the power of the religious right in the ’90s to the gains for religious freedom under President Trump will be “astounded” by the “harsh” new sheriff coming to town.
Dr. Robert Jeffress of First Baptist, Dallas says things have been pretty good for a fairly long time. But with restrictions on churches because of COVID and the battle over Ten Commandments monuments notwithstanding, there has been a changing of the guard.
“We are a distinct minority, and I think that’s what a lot of conservatives don’t get,” he tells One News Now. “They think that we’re the majority, [that] we ought to be able to press our will upon the American population because we are the majority. We’re not the majority. We’re the minority.”