In fact, some are characterizing the newly energized attacks as the "Electronic Octopus", because it is "strangling the thoughts and speech of an increasingly unfree America."
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Ed Stetzer, a dean and professor at Wheaton College, wrote in USA Today last weekend: "No one likes to admit they were fooled. It's tough to admit we were wrong. Now many evangelicals are seeing President Trump for who he is, but more need to see what he has done to us."
"It's time for an evangelical reckoning," he says.
In that he also leads the Wheaton College Billy Graham Center, his article has gotten wide coverage from both the so-called Christian Left---and the mainstream media.
Were we evangelicals wrong to support Trump?
And what would an "evangelical reckoning" look like?
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"Too many Republicans have refused to take this pandemic and virus seriously," she continued.
However, guess what CBS News caught on their camera.
"Progressive" isn't progress.
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She is demanding lawmakers "act with urgency," trying to use her powerful position to take out her personal revenge on a President she claims to "pray for every day."
"Impeachment," she says is next.
Will she succeed? And if so, how will it serve our country's best interests?
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The president-elect also represents a "window of hope" for the far-left radical progressive movement in America.
With the far-left progressive Democrat Party taking control of the Senate, the House, and the presidency, the purge of all things conservative has begun---including biblical beliefs.
And social media is the front line of battle.
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