Grading Trump’s First Year: Fair and Balanced
As I recently argued, a wide array of political forces despise Donald Trump because he halted the triumph of secular-progressive values in the United States in the 2016 election.
On the eve of his first State of the Union address, here are my grades for the first year of the Trump presidency—fair and balanced.
I welcome your response.
It’s Not About Trump–It Never Was
For two years the nation has fixated on a polarizing figure named Donald Trump–first as he ran for president as a true outsider, and second, in his first year as president of the United States.
Next week, on the anniversary of his presidency, I will grade him as our chief executive.
This week I want to look behind the curtain of press hatred, the “Resistance Movement, ” anti-Trumpers, Trump Derangement Syndrome and other maladies affecting our body politic.
It’s not about Donald Trump. It never was.
Here’s what’s really going on in the U.S.A.
My View of the World–2018
It’s interesting how many people divide life into sacred and secular–as if “reality”” can be parceled into two different sectors.
For example, many writers on politics and world affairs rarely mention God, His principles or His purposes. They talk about political parties, issues, national affairs, and “worldly stuff” (secular)–as if God and His Kingdom don’t exist.
Others write about missions, prayer, world evangelism etc. and never seem to mention the things that are happening in the “world” that greatly affect these thrusts.
Here’s my perspective on the world–2018–from both a political and spiritual perspective. You can’t understand one without the other.