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Bill Gindlesperger
Wed, November 30, 2022 at 5:05 AM·5 min read
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Thomas Jefferson
Thomas Jefferson
President of the United States from 1801 to 1809
The best way to understand where we are today, and where we might be headed tomorrow, is to look at where we came from yesterday. That is particularly helpful for all parties in the ever-growing argument as to whether America is, was, or will be a Christian nation.

Of course, as we all have experienced, religion, and especially Christianity, has been used as an excuse for putting others in their place, as a call to arms, and as a justification for getting what we want from those less strong and not part of a particular brand of Christianity. Catholics, Protestants and Evangelicals all have ideas on how the world should center on their own beliefs and interpretations.

Christianity in America has served numerous political causes since July 4, 1776. These have included both legalizing persecution by some and aiding runaway s***es by others. We fought N**is, C*******ts and their ilk, because it was the Christian thing to do.

Going back to America’s formative years during colonization, every type of religious group came to America so that each could practice its own religious beliefs without the threats of kings, popes and other strong-arm European and Asian leaders. Then, of course, rivalries among these same groups sprung up across the new land.

When the Constitution was written, it was based on Christian principles, but not the practice of Christianity or any other religion. In fact, the First Amendment to the Constitution states that everyone in the United States has the right to practice his or her own religion, or no religion at all.

Our country's founders were of varying religious backgrounds and felt that the better way to protect religious freedom was to keep the government out of religion. That’s the reason for the First Amendment to the Constitution and its guarantee of separation between church and state.

This separation has served us well. Other countries have had to deal with armed conflicts between various religious factions, but we have avoided much of that in the U.S.

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The First Amendment has two major clauses.

The first is the Establishment Clause that prohibits the government from encouraging, promoting or establishing religion in any way. That's why Christianity is not the official religion of the United States, and why our government may not give financial support to any religious organization, including school voucher programs that favor schools that promote religion.
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The second is the Free Exercise Clause that gives us the right to worship or not as each of us chooses. The government can't penalize us because of our religious beliefs.

Our American freedom of religion has been challenged repeatedly throughout our history. In 1801, a group of Baptists felt compelled to lobby president-elect Thomas Jefferson complaining about having to pay fees to support the Congregationalist majority. These Baptists felt compelled to lobby for religious freedom in spite of the Constitution’s guarantees. They argued to make all religious expression in America a fundamental human right and not a matter of capricious government approval at will.

"This resulted in Jefferson writing that the First Amendment's original intent established a "wall of separation between church and state." This phrase has for 200 years become a major constitutional bulwark"

If you hang your hat on the writings of Jefferson that are not in any way included in our Constitution to buttress your contention that we have in the Constitution provision for separation of church from state, you are simply wrong. This is a convention not a law, and as such, is suspiciously beneficial to those who are against Christianity.

The Democrats have an end game.
Total domination of the American people and total control.
Eliminate the middle class.
The Democrats are are creating total chaos by allowing criminals to go free, letting p*******es go free, c***ting in e******ns and rubbing in in the faces of the American people.
If the American people don’t do anything, they win ( that’s what is currently happening), if the American people react in the form of a revolution or a civil war they will declare martial law and lock down the country. If that doesn’t work the UN soldiers will come. ( if I was a devious Democrat, I would be having them come in as plain clothes tourists now and have them available when needed. They wouldn’t have to be brought in afterwards. )
Be careful America the “end game” is almost complete!
The Rino’s in Washington have already sold us out.

Liberal Jimmy Kimmel Attacks Herschel Walker As Dumb and ‘Unintelligible’

Late-night television host Jimmy Kimmel mocked Herschel Walker as too dumb to understand basic math and labeled him “unintelligible” in a recent monologue.

The ABC host initially suggested a staffer would have to explain to Walker what a runoff was because he was too slow to understand how the percentages in Georgia e******n law work.

“Imagine being the staffer who had to explain that one to Herschel Walker,” he joked.

Imitating said staffer he said, “‘You got 48% which is less than 50%.'”

“‘Who?'” he replied, emulating Walker as confused.

Jimmy Kimmel Says Herschel Walker ‘Unintelligible’
As if that weren’t enough, Jimmy Kimmel’s bit then flat-out referenced Herschel Walker as “unintelligible.”

“Despite the fact that he didn’t get more v**es than his opponent,” Kimmel told the mostly white audience, “Herschel remained unfazed and unintelligible.”

He then took joy in the fact that a runoff means another month of Walker on the campaign trail, something he referred to as “a gift from the comedy Gods.”

It was a line of attack from a marginal comedian who once used blackface to mock black athletes. A line of attack which would have ruined most conservative personalities if they tried doing the same to a black Democrat.

Is Kimmel’s Attack R****t?
This isn’t the first time Jimmy Kimmel has described Herschel Walker as “dumb” and “so stupid.”

And the faux comedian has a history of taking r****t jabs at black athletes. Just ask Hall of Fame basketball player Karl Malone.

Kimmel did multiple skits in which he mocked NBA legend and member of the famed Dream Team by donning blackface and proceeding to butcher the English language in an attempt to portray ‘The Mailman’ as ignorant.

In one skit Kimmel as Malone talks “about white people getting deducted by alien.” He sports blackface, a black bald cap, and apparently spray for his arms and legs.

In another episode, Kimmel speaks as Malone promoting Mardi Gras.

“Ya’ll love them naked boobies, so Karl Malone tell you about Mardi Gras in New Orleans,” he says.

Kimmel has since apologized for the skits and said they were ‘impersonations’ that he finds “embarrassing” because he has “evolved and matured.”

But his consistent attacks against Herschel Walker are only missing the makeup at this point. They are r****t not just by the ‘if a Republican ever did this’ aspect, but by the fact that he has a pattern of looking down on black athletes playing to his white audience.

Walker, however, continues to handle himself with class despite the attacks.

MSNBC contributor Elie Mystal this past summer called him “clearly unintelligent” and “what Republicans want from their negroes.”

Walker replied by suggesting his critics “need Jesus” in their lives.

https://thepoliticalinsider.com/liberal-jimmy-kimmel-attacks-herschel-walker-as-dumb-and-unintelligible/?utm_campaign=TPI11222022BR1&utm_source=criticalimpact&utm_medium=email&source=TPICI

Kimmel is an example of why I don't believe there is any late night comedy on TV since Jay Leno was forced out.