In the swirling world of politics, it seems divine intervention is being credited once again. According to some, Donald Trump was appointed by none other than the Big Guy Upstairs. That’s right, Romans 13 is making headlines as proof that the former President wasn’t just elected by the people, but chosen by God himself. Talk about a campaign endorsement! With the sword of justice in one hand and a Twitter account in the other, Trump’s administration is seen as a divine force sent to rid the world of evil and protect the good folks who voted him into office. One has to wonder if this divine backing extends to late-night tweets, but we’ll leave that up to the theologians.
While the faithful cheer on the Trump administration’s holy mandate, there’s a concern brewing over on the left. Accusations are flying faster than a re-count request during election season, with claims of communists creeping into key positions of power. It’s as if Karl Marx himself is back from the grave, taking up residence in city halls and attorney general offices. Virginia purportedly has elected an individual embroiled in educational policy debates – talk about a game of telephone! Meanwhile, New York City has a new mayor, Eric Adams, who is a Democrat.
The notion that there’s an assassination culture lurking on the left is a bubbling concern. In a world where not believing in God might mean not valuing life, who knows what’s permissible for a bit of power? History has shown us how ruthless communists can be, with Mao and Stalin painting quite the picture. As discussions of liberty and life march on, the conservative chorus reminds its audience that they are the torchbearers of freedom. After all, they like to point out that it was their party that played a pivotal role in the abolition of slavery.
Yet, while progressives are tied up in debates over history, there’s an uncomfortable silence about modern-day slavery. With millions reportedly enslaved across parts of the globe, particularly in certain regions of Africa, it’s a wonder why this isn’t headline news. The legacy of liberty, as champions of life and freedom assert, means more than reflecting on the past; it means addressing the present and speaking up where others might not dare. So, while the progressive side reminisces on battles won well over a century ago, it’s high time someone shines a light on today’s pressing issues.
In true adventurous spirit, the talk of liberty extends beyond borders and history books. The inheritors of freedom are called upon to embrace life’s grand possibilities. And what could be more emblematic of that spirit than venturing out into the great unknown? Taming the wild, whether it be the rugged West or perhaps even the final frontier – space. When liberty is your legacy, the sky’s not even the limit. With swords of justice in hand and dreams of new frontiers, those who cherish liberty are always prepared to stride boldly forward, leaving no frontier unexplored.
