06-06-2016, 03:26 PM
What everybody - at least, almost everybody - doesn't get is that cultural conservatism is being redefined: No longer does it mean wanting to crack down on fornication, promiscuity, homosexuality etc.; instead it now means - or is very soon about to mean - preserving the Anglo-American character of the culture, by restricting, totally banning, or even reversing immigration, and demanding total assimilation from those immigrants who are permitted to come here, or to stay.
Toward this end, look for the "Trumpites" to push for the passage of a law making English the sole official language of the United States. Good legal arguments can be offered either way as to whether such a bill, passed by Congress and signed by a President Trump, would pass constitutional muster - but the judicial branch, ultimately a SCOTUS that includes at least one Trump appointee, will decide that issue; and if the decision goes against the "Trumpites," they will no doubt proceed with a constitutional amendment.
Against this backdrop, the Transgender Wars will be the last battle of its kind - to be decided, rather obviously, in favor of the gender-benders.
Toward this end, look for the "Trumpites" to push for the passage of a law making English the sole official language of the United States. Good legal arguments can be offered either way as to whether such a bill, passed by Congress and signed by a President Trump, would pass constitutional muster - but the judicial branch, ultimately a SCOTUS that includes at least one Trump appointee, will decide that issue; and if the decision goes against the "Trumpites," they will no doubt proceed with a constitutional amendment.
Against this backdrop, the Transgender Wars will be the last battle of its kind - to be decided, rather obviously, in favor of the gender-benders.
"These, and many other matters which might be noticed, add a volume of unofficial declarations to the mass of organic utterances that this is a Christian nation" - Justice David Brewer, Church of the Holy Trinity v. United States, 1892
