Fear and loathing in American politics

OPINION — Progressive leaders rarely, if ever, present a common-sense proposal. Their collective political pitch is instigating a fear and loathing for their opposition. Their scripted words rally around name calling, unfounded criticisms including vicious condemnations.

The  progressive political modus-operandi picks at sensitive social issues and economic status until they erupt into conflict and civil unrest. Their rhetorical scripts work at agitating and inciting activists to aggravate a widening sensitivity gap. Angry activism is becoming emotionally edgy, harsh, divisive and hostile, feeding into the 21st century age of rage and violence. The social media pitchmen amplify whatever sensitive issue is actively in play.

You never hear much support from Christian leaders about their religious beliefs unless a place of worship is attacked. However, the rallying cries for Muslim’s in Minnesota, NYC and even Texas is loud and constant.

Faith, family, freedom, the Christian principles used by the Founding Fathers are regularly attacked during America’s 250th anniversary. Christian principals, like the Golden Rule and the Constitution, are nondenominational guidelines for living a wholesome, healthy life.

Considering the founding principles of America built the most successful country on the planet, why are Christian citizens being politically shunned as Muslim immigrants find favor and preference among progressive leaders like Mamdani, AOC, Omar Sanders?

American citizens that may need government assistance from time to time are grateful for the help. Non-citizens, who by law are not entitled to government assistance, find ways to cash in and manipulate the system to collect benefits they are not entitled to have. If government officials are complicit in allowing theft, waste, fraud, or abuse they deserve to be investigated and prosecuted. 

American Equality means enforcing a single legal standard of governing that doesn’t play political favoritism to cause pathways for buying voters. False compassion and fraudulent election practices are political ploys.

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