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Dime: The faithful won the day

This past election season had a spiritual aura the corporate media refuses to grasp or define. Unable to describe the sensations they are experiencing, the media propagandized “Christian populism” into a derogatory term. Pressured and influenced by progressive political dogma the media parroted the hateful term “Nazis.” 

Media reporters still can’t understand they witnessed the soul of individual Americans taking action towards restoring “…one nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all.” Religious-minded voters who base their daily decisions on the convictions of their faith joined in “American Populism.” Amen!

Most media skeptics and doubters remain captives inside their Hotel California mentality. They refuse to understand and accept that faith is proving to be more powerful than secular thinking. 

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