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Old Habits Die Hard

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Kyle Mantyla
  • Eric Metaxas declares that "America was on the verge of going away forever" until President Donald Trump saved religious liberty: "So I praise Jesus for this commission, for this president, and for this nation."
  • It is telling the slavery-apologist Doug Wilson repeatedly refers to the Civil War as "the War between the States."
  • Elijah Schaffer reports that he is seeking to obtain the uncensored footage of a young white woman being brutally murdered by a mentally-ill black man with plans to release it "out of the necessity to prevent a race war."
  • Reacting to the same murder, Wesley Todd says that black people are inherently more violent because "when you worship demons for thousands of years, you tend to be a violent, impulsive people. Old habits die hard."
  • Finally, Joshua Haymes proclaims that "every single politician should be giving special treatment to Christianity."
     
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Eric Metaxas

Having once been considered a somewhat scholarly religious-right commentator and author, Metaxas became increasingly radical during the Obama administration and eventually developed into a full-blown conspiracy theorist during the Trump era. A die-hard Trump cultist, Metaxas’ message has grown increasingly dire with every passing election, as he warns incessantly that America is sliding into modern-day Nazism, thanks to the Democrats and the degenerates who vote for them.
Douglas Wilson

Doug Wilson

Doug Wilson is a far-right Christian nationalist pastor and political activist. Notorious for publishing a book downplaying the evils of slavery, Wilson promotes extreme political positions: he opposes women having the right to vote, believes that non-Christians should not be allowed to hold public office or worship in public, and wants to see the Apostles’ Creed incorporated into the U.S. Constitution. Wilson is based in Idaho and exerts nationwide influence through his publishing house Canon Press, the Communion of Reformed Evangelical Churches, and a network of “classical Christian” schools. In 2025, Wilson planted a church in Washington, D.C. to bring Christians working for the Trump administration into alignment with his worldview. 

Elijah Schaffer