After a long departure, it is great when a homesick sojourner returns home. For many Americans, we have felt (and maybe still feel) as if we are wandering in a land of The lost-a dystopian diaspora where up is down, white is black, right is wrong.

And, boy has Right been wrong. Take a look at Christian Nationalism, for starters. Over the past few decades, and increasingly over the past few years, the term “Christian Nationalism” has been accompanied by other words of association. The word “white” has been thrown in front of it, I would venture to say, millions of times. “Male” has been peppered in there, too. The “resistance” to Christian Nationalism has become increasingly more aggressive when describing what, simply, to sensible people, would describe a person who possesses love for God and country. Enter the words: “hateful”, “illiterate”, “bigot”, “unscientific”, “nazi”, “dictator”, “fascist” and more recently, when “nazi” lost its sting (apologies to those who experienced these true garbage humans in our dark world history)….”oligarch“.

God was labeled as a the guy upstairs and “bad”. Baal was revered at the Grammys. American Flags were replaced by lawn signs of meaningless platitudes of “In This House, I Am (Morally, Intellectually, Ideologically) Better Than You”. (Of course, we know water is freaking WET!) Our Stars and Stripes in our classrooms and workplaces were overtaken with the Pride Progress flag and different flags of all 31 Baskin-Robbins’ flavors of gender. And, speaking of Baskin (Carole, that is) while we camped out on the couch and watched The Tiger King during pandemic, history books were scrubbed in an effort to rewrite America. Let’s not forget that during this time,our kids become increasingly more inept and illiterate.

Stella Morabito of The Federalist sums this up nicely in her latest, “Conservatives Aren’t ‘Christian Nationalists,’ They’re Just Homesick For America“. Morobito argues that Americans are just homesick for America:

Homesickness is at the heart of what Americans have been feeling. If there is a resurgence of nationalism along with Judeo-Christian values, I believe it means that for a while Americans became lost and forgot who they were and now wish to return home.

As the late Sir Roger Scruton explained, a sense of nationalism is like the feeling of belonging in a family — where people might have different ideas but are bound together like neighbors with common bonds of loyalty.

So, enough with the propaganda stereotype of Trump voters as skinheads with Hitlerian dreams about “white Christian nationalism” supposedly being installed with his election. Trump voters are generally normal people who simply want to live normal lives in what was once a country that valued common sense.”-Stella Morabito, The Federalist

For long, the woke left has been attempting to snatch away the concept of traditional family and some Americans are homesick and longing for this return. For years we’ve heard the utterance of “it takes a village” (to raise a child). It started with choosing their menus at school and escalated from there. Some parents saw the “village” give our children the very tools to question WHO they were in God’s eyes. We saw “the village” LIE to our children and condone the children lying to their mothers and fathers in believing the lies they have been fed. We saw the “village” spoon-feed them these lies from the pit of hell. For some of us, thankfully, our children saw through these lies with discernment. For others, their lives are ruined.

But the propaganda rolled on:

Yet a great many pundits scratched their heads that people didn’t vote for more insanity. The propaganda press continues to enlist academics to parse the meaning of ‘nationalism’ and to tell us to trash our heritage and traditions. They enlist woke pastors, who were long ago hijacked by the left, to define ‘Christian’ for every American Christian, and to tell them they’re racist and ignorant. Talking heads like Politico‘s Heidi Przybyla displayed deep ignorance of our founding documents by telling Americans that our rights don’t come from our creator, but from the government.”-Stella Morabito, The Federalist

Morabito suggests that these elements, along with the slew of other fear-mongering manufactured by the left is what drove Americans to vote for the “white-bigot-nazi-hateful-illiterate-unscientific-big-bad-orange-dictator-fascist-oligarch”, Donald Trump and his “white-bigot-nazi-hateful-illiterate-unscientific-big-bad-orange-dictator-fascist-oligarch” administration. This “toxic, Christian Nationalism” caused the pendulum to swing. Americans were, and still are, homesick.

Homesickness is at the heart of what Americans have been feeling. If there is a resurgence of nationalism along with Judeo-Christian values, I believe it means that for a while Americans became lost and forgot who they were and now wish to return home.

As the late Sir Roger Scruton explained, a sense of nationalism is like the feeling of belonging in a family — where people might have different ideas but are bound together like neighbors with common bonds of loyalty.”-Stella Morabito, The Federalist

For those brainwashed puppets on the left, they saw America’s turn towards a second Trump presidency as the failure of our Nation. Is Trump perfect? No, he isn’t. But the ideologies of a Harris/Walz campaign and their tribe were much too much to bear as we wandered in the desert. We, collectively, were tired of good is bad and bad is good. We were tired of the purple-haired-they-them people in the supermarkets scolding us, screaming at us how much “smarter” they were because they double-masked and got their 6th COVID vax (whilst filling their carts with Monsters and potato chips.)

We were tired of and weary of our family members being isolated and afraid of a pandemic and further isolated by the political chasms it caused.

Some of us just wanted a home we can feel safe in. We were homesick for unity. For loyalty. For family and friends who were not at our throats because of how we voted the last election cycle. We wanted the insanity to stop. We still want it to stop. Some of our kids wanted it, too. We were homesick for tradition and, yes, simpler times. Are we still homesick and will we ever get back home? This is where our Faith in God comes in. And, a Faith in The Almighty is stronger than any Faith in any human on this Earth, which is our temporary home.

For the woke mafia, don’t underestimate the “Christian Nationalists”. Our God is bigger than yours. Trigger warning to you all: May God Bless America. Our Home, Sweet Home. For now.

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