The White Christian Nationalist Plan for America’s Next 250 Years | Unholy Ground
July 6, 2026
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as posted by the channelOn Unholy Ground, Sam Osterhout and Andra Watkins break down how white Christian nationalism is being repackaged as “religious liberty” — and why that framing is so dangerous. The conversation starts with Russell Vought refusing to answer a Bible-based question about feeding the hungry and housing the poor, then expands into the Seven Mountain Mandate, Schedule F, federal grants, the White House religious liberty commission, and the push to redefine disagreement as anti-Christian bias.
Andra explains why this movement is not just about belief, but power: controlling government, education, media, business, religion, family, and culture — while claiming that any pushback violates their rights. Sam and Andra also lay out a clear call to action: force local officials and national politicians to define what they mean by “religious liberty,” and submit public comments before the deadline.
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