Iowa
Thursday 2nd May, 2019

Another state, another visit, and this time, it was a return to Iowa. Determined to keep cementing his evangelical credentials, a job he was convinced he was doing better than his opponents, he'd arranged a breakfast wih the Iowa branch of the Faith and Freedom Coalition. He'd hired the Salisbury House Foundation to provide the space, their historic house and gardens in Des Moines providing warm and auspicious environs for the breakfast, and he spent some time helping to serve breakfast to the attendees, shaking hands and getting to know them. Once everyone was seated and comfortable, he went to give his address:
"Good evening, ladies and gentlemen.
It's a pleasure to have you all here to join me for breakfast, and to have you hear me out when I tell you that America has a problem. A serious problem. We saw this coming, of course, when we heard the news about the War on Christmas. President Baharia wishing us Happy Holidays. Christian monuments put under ever constant threat, despite the fact they commemorate our Judeo-Christian law system, or even the honored dead of our wars. The War on Christmas has evolved into a War on Christians. A War on Christ. Not merely on the person, or the religion, but the very fundamental values we hold dear, including - most notably - the value of human life.
We stand at a crossroads as a nation, and whilst I am so proud and so grateful for the victories that President Wolf has delivered for the faithful, the war is far from won. Cases continue in our courts that fray at the moral fabric of our country. Randy Cramp, one of the Republican candidates in the Texas Senate special election, was a judge. An upstanding citizen, a good man, who protected people in his area from crime. He was forced out of his profession by the liberal agenda, all because he did the right thing and refused to uphold the invasive, ungodly Obergefell v. Hodges decision. What sort of a society do we live in where the authority of government is used to force people to violate the sanctity of their beliefs?
But the Cramp case isn't the ultimate fear I have regarding the law concerned. My ultimate fear is that across our country, good Christians, or even Muslims or Orthodox Jews, are having their First Amendment freedom of religion violated by being forced to enact this law. Through the threat of losing their jobs and positions, big government is forcing these people into sin. I pray for those people, because they must feel so afraid. I pray that He will understand that they need salvation, and they abide these sins not out of choice, but because our government, like the Pharaoh, like the Roman Emperor, has become persecutor of the Faithful. It is unthinkable that in America, America, the land of the free, their freedom has been abridged such that they are denied their constitutional rights and forced to live in sin and fear.
President Wolf and Senate Majority Leader Warrick have done magnificent work in returning sanity to our federal judiciary. Hundreds of judges appointed, who are not ignorant to the Judeo-Christian fundamentals of our legal system. However, there are... many judges, to put it bluntly. There's almost 900 federal judges in America. Thousands more local judges. On our Supreme Court, we still have jurists who have abandoned the role of the neutral arbitrator and glibly, smugly pursue the role of the legislator. This is a constitutional outrage. Some of the greatest power reserved in the Constitution is still being mobilized against Christians, who want nothing more than to be able to live in peace. Peace is the core message of the Bible! Why will they not give us that peace? O Pharaoh, let my people go!
If I am elected your President, I am committed to selecting only judges who are truly qualified for the bench. Who understand the construction of the Constitution in its original makeup. As written. This is my policy not just to protect the rights of the religious under the First Amendment, but to end the war to disarm the American people and protect the Second Amendment. I'll nix Senator Murphy's plan to attach spy cameras to American citizens and protect the Fourth Amendment. We need courts and judges who will respect the Constitution, and respect the people it protects. That is hardly too much to ask. I can only image how James Madison would fain at the state of affairs before us today. It's woeful!
Obergefell v. Hodges was wrongly decided - there is no explicit constitutional provision that somehow protects people who are committed to a lifestyle choice that we, and many others, know is inherently corrosive to society. I am eager and excited to see it fall. You know what else I'm eager to see fall? Roe v. Wade. How on God's Earth did we ever get a state of affairs where a court was ruling that we should snuff out the gift of life that God has given us in such an obscene manner? The good book is very clear that we need to respect life. John 10:10 recounts how Jesus said "The thief comes only to steal and kill and destroy; I have come that they may have life, and have it to the full." How can it be that a good court, a just court, could choose to side with the thief rather than the Lord?
I am committed to being pro-life. I've passed one of the most comprehensive anti-abortion packages of legislation through my state house, I supported Senator Anderson's Defense of Fetal Life Act, and I'll support Senator Hawthorne's Heartbeat Protection Act. The Republican Party message today is clear, we are the guardians of the unborn, and we will not tolerate murder! It is unequivocal. Not only do we need to deliver a Republican back to the White House, we need to hold the Senate, we need to take back the House! You've done your part very well, delivering (not-Joni Ernst) to the Senate. I'm eager to see you return her next year! You elected Laura Dunn as your Governor way back when, let's see more women like her - life-respecting, faithful mothers - promoted over those who are willing to bargain away virtue in favor of temporary comforts.
I'm 71 years old. I don't want to pass from God's Earth without the sureness of knowledge that someone is keeping those children safe. I think we can do it, I think we can end the evil of abortion in this country, and I think we can do a lot of other things to, if we work hard enough. We need to keep up the pressure. We need to keep up the March for Life. Just a couple of weeks ago, Wisconsin elected a conservative judge to their Supreme Court. I canvassed for the guy. Great guy. Let us build an unassailable political ark that will weather the flood of liberal disaster, and let life prosper when we come out of the darkness.
The work of the Faith and Freedom Coalition both here and across the United States has been fantastic. You're fantastic people, and I'm so glad I've had the opportunity to speak with you. You are the warriors, the noble crusaders striding through the heathen land and bringing piety. Your bravery and advocacy is fantastic, and I feel richer as a person for having been among you. Wealth and power are immaterial next to the gifts of faith. Your righteous anger is powerful and good, and I will be proud to carry it with me to Washington.
Thank you for coming to hear me out, and God bless you all. God bless America!"










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