The relevant time period to consider isn’t 30 days; it’s 40 years. We’ll know a tree by the fruit it bears. And what sort of fruit has the political tree given us? Is abortion illegal? Are children allowed organized, public prayer in schools? Can a Cross or crèche be placed on public property? Can a baker even refuse to bake a cake with offending, anti-Christian messages?
Obviously no. I think a generation is long enough to evaluate the results of a strategy. Secular politics has been a lose/lose/lose proposition for Christians. We should shake the dust from our sandals.
The political solution hasn’t been tried.
You can’t vote pro-life for eight years and then take time off of voting pro-life because you get tired or swept away by another candidate, like many people did. And then come back for a while and then take time off again and complain.
Every election since 2004, some pro-lifers have taken off for whatever reason. And others have voted but haven’t done their fair share of campaigning. Meanwhile the enemy works tirelessly and with LOTS of federal dollars to educate new generations of pro-death voters in the schools.
Abortion would have been banned by 2019 if these lazy preening fucking Alabamians had turned out, and now it will never be banned and Trump will be impeached.
Elections matter.
Wars matter too. Hitler wasn’t going to disappear without armed intervention, and neither were the British going to disappear from America without armed intervention. Elections and wars. Things you gotta do when you’re an adult.