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We Took The Freedom Of Speech Away

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Kyle Mantyla
  • President Donald Trump admits that his administration "took the freedom of speech away."
  • Doug Wilson says that in his ideal Christian nation, "there would be religious tests for officeholders" so atheists, Muslims, and non-Christians would be banned from office.
  • Wesley Todd believes that "there is no liberal man under 40 I could not make right wing with enough sunshine and manual labor."
  • Concerned about rising criticism of Israel among Christians, Jackson Lahmeyer, Clay Clark, and Erick Stakelbeck held a "The Case For Israel" at Lahmeyer's church Tuesday night.
  • Finally, speaking of Lahmeyer, he realizes that Trump's use of the military for domestic political purposes is setting a precedent for such action to possibly be taken against conservatives in the future. The solution, Lahmeyer said, is not to oppose Trump's actions but to simply ensure that Democrats never gain power again: "We have to save this country and we have to make sure that Gavin Newsom never sees the Oval Office in his lifetime."
     
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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.