Allie Beth Stuckey
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“Our Rights Come From God” Is Apparently Christian Nationalism | Ep 958
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February 27, 2024
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1:11:33Now PlayingToday we discuss the atrocious murder of Laken Riley allegedly by an illegal immigrant and how liberal immigration policies in Athens, Georgia, contributed to her death. We point out how Laken Riley’s death could have been prevented if immigration laws were enforced. We also discuss why “diversity for diversity’s sake” never works and the need for a national identity of shared Christian values under Jesus Christ. For some reason, though, this belief in a Christian American national identity could now be considered bigoted and maybe even “Christian nationalist” … at least according to MSNBC. Plus, we give our take on Shane Gillis’ controversial "Saturday Night Live" appearance.
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