There are faithful Christians who vote Republican. There are faithful Christians who vote Democrat. There are faithful Christians who spend seasons voting both or neither. Our salvation and relationship with the Lord isn’t contingent on politics, despite what the world says.

Also, on an unrelated note, you can now (inadvertently) see my new, married name in this post. 😂

"But Blair, Jones said some pretty horrible things! Trump's not as bad!" Let's be real, if Trump said the same things as Jones, y'all wouldn't care. And I'm fairly certain he has at some point.

Regarding Jay Jones, two things can be possible at once: 1) Democrats should have condemned him, and he shouldn't have been rewarded with a win. 2) Trump supporters really need to sit this one out. Deal with Trump, THEN get cranky about this. Your words mean nothing until then.

But most of all, I'm glad that the people who've been causing drama on NextDoor about the affluent town next door lost. Now we can get back to the usual questionable things that NextDoor people talk about. /end

Elections are over. I'm pleased with the results I've seen locally and nationally (with the exception of Jay Jones, mostly because if I'm going to detest harmful political rhetoric from the right, I'm going to do the same for the left). 1/

Folks in places outside of NYC are disheartened by the results. Didn't he technically win months ago? I mean, it was pretty much the same match up. Did they expect any difference?

Voting Republican doesn’t make you a Christian. Voting Democratic doesn’t make you a non-Christian. Voting D doesn’t make you a Christian. Voting R doesn’t make you a non-Christian. What makes someone a Christian is faith in Jesus Christ, and expressing that faith in love.

The gall of some of these guys who want me to exalt their opinion above all.

All Christians want to flip tables. Nobody wants to wash feet.

2 Things can be true: 1) Erika Kirk is grieving. 2) Grifting (and everything else associated with TPUSA) is how she is handling her grief. It's entirely possible to acknowledge her grief, while still having reservations about TPUSA.

Morality for thee, but not for me... as it were.

I agree. They refuse to police on morality (exempt when it comes to Dems), but will throw reasonable conservatives to the wolves if they speak against Trump. As I say: If you want me to care about the "moral decay" on the left, I need to see that same energy towards the right.

Until I post about abortion or Christian Democrats, then no one leaves me alone.

Another sign of how much anti-Semitism, racism, and conspiracies are overtaking the right ... Tucker and Candace now have bigger platforms than virtually everyone calling them out on the right. The fringe became the mainstream, and the mainstream is moving to the fringe.

Ten years ago, many of us started warning about the rise of the alt-right, and we were told to shut up and focus on the left. Well now anti-Semitism, racism, and conspiracies are exploding all over the right (especially with young Republicans), with some of the biggest voices

“But, Lord, the left…” will not be an acceptable excuse on that day.

Apparently I can add "F***ing idiot b*tch" to my list of titles.

all the ‘pro-life’ ppl against snap benefits is wild.

The MAGA opposition to SNAP isn't about budget constraints ... it's about deciding who is worthy of mercy. To the Christian, EVERY person is worthy of mercy. Every person has inherent limitless value. Every person is someone to love, in words and deed.

Folks: You can't vote Democrat as a Christian. How DARE you support baby murder! Also folks: No SNAP? Great! Folks shouldn't get it because I had to struggle! These are connected.