Trump is not a good human being in any way such things are objectively measured. And good people don't align with this, no matter what story they tell themselves.
If we fail in November, White Evangelicals will have a political power that will render every election null and void and we will never have a voice again in our lifetimes.
More than three-quarters of the time the former President and his Vice Presidential candidate open their mouths in a press conference or an early morning social media post or at a public rally—they are lying.
This is a golden moment for the vast, sprawling army of good people who believe in the beauty of diversity and in a fully accessible America to speak out and vote.
The idea that a former president would weaponize people’s pain for his failing campaign is totally on brand for this rapist-felon-conman-grifter who lies as easily as he breathes.
Many of our immigrants are not white—which is why they will continue to be made into the convenient monsters by white leaders in power, who want to distract from their own grievous malfeasance.
This election offers us two distinct choices: a leader and movement of unity and optimism, seeing the best of who we can be together, or a leader and movement that runs on half of the country silencing, eliminating, or hurting the other half.
Trump's followers know everything we know about him. They have come to understand how predatory and destructive he is—and yet, they cannot bring themselves to take ownership of their errors in judgment.
The response to the cultivated Conservative lie in Springfield, reminds us that too many folks claiming Jesus right now just aren't anywhere near the same page.
Trump supporters don’t care about reality, only about the narrative they need to be true in their heads to justify their allegiance. There is no bridge too far, no crime or offense too sickening to move them from him.
So many women, men, boys, and girls have had their paths irreparably altered by a predator who disregarded their humanity. Imagine what it feels like to know they could soon have such a person as their president.
The fact that we are still in this race, despite candidate changes, gerrymandering, voter suppression, Russian interference, media bias and Electoral College obstacles shows that the tide is turning.
Harris and Walz are offering believers the chance to elect, not the hollow, ceremonial religion that perpetuates white patriarchy—but a spirituality that is as expansive and open as we claim God is.