We had a Black woman run for SOS against the hated girl next door face of Leftist Joslyn Benson. Kristina Karomo was probably the most qualified candidate to run for SOS in my lifetime. She was ignored by the Michigan press even amid charges against Benson put forth by the SC. The hate sites called her a Christian Nationalist. Look for it, the new pigeon hole phrase.
We had a Black woman run for SOS against the hated girl next door face of Leftist Joslyn Benson. Kristina Karomo was probably the most qualified candidate to run for SOS in my lifetime. She was ignored by the Michigan press even amid charges against Benson put forth by the SC. The hate sites called her a Christian Nationalist. Look for it, the new pigeon hole phrase.
"Christian Nationalist," of course, is a label she and other candidates should wear proudly. What else should one be in a country that is majority ethnically Christian and has been since its founding? And what other country should one care most about and serve than one’s own? As a devout Christian and self-described “patriot” (and thus “nationalist"), Karomo campaigned on the idea of "servant-based public service" (“for even the Son of Man did not come to be served, but to serve”), working exclusively for the country (via the state) that she grew up in, lives in, believes in. Imagine that. All as a faithful servant of God. So for her to believe in God is…bad? And for her to serve her country exclusively is...bad? (Those hate sites need a taste of their own medicine with a severe rebuke.)
We had a Black woman run for SOS against the hated girl next door face of Leftist Joslyn Benson. Kristina Karomo was probably the most qualified candidate to run for SOS in my lifetime. She was ignored by the Michigan press even amid charges against Benson put forth by the SC. The hate sites called her a Christian Nationalist. Look for it, the new pigeon hole phrase.
"Christian Nationalist," of course, is a label she and other candidates should wear proudly. What else should one be in a country that is majority ethnically Christian and has been since its founding? And what other country should one care most about and serve than one’s own? As a devout Christian and self-described “patriot” (and thus “nationalist"), Karomo campaigned on the idea of "servant-based public service" (“for even the Son of Man did not come to be served, but to serve”), working exclusively for the country (via the state) that she grew up in, lives in, believes in. Imagine that. All as a faithful servant of God. So for her to believe in God is…bad? And for her to serve her country exclusively is...bad? (Those hate sites need a taste of their own medicine with a severe rebuke.)
Yes!
That just disgusts me so much, it’s vile.