[justiceseeker93]

In the debate Sunday night, Donald Trump stated that HRC had a heart filled with hatred. Although these bigoted e-mails do not involve HRC herself, I wouldn't expect HRC to express any disagreement with the staffers involved, let alone remove them from her inner circle.

This anti-religion mentality toward Christians and Jews, which seems to be a staple of Democrat Party ideology these days, is reminiscent of the Soviet Union, where mass burnings of religious institutions and jailings and killings of people of faith occurred.

In the meanwhile, Trump should push this issue (as well as HRC and her confidants' antagonism to all observant Christians and Jews) in his campaign.

Dittos for courageous clergy to get the message out to their congregants before Election Day.

We can't let our country become Sovietized by a government even more hostile to religion than the current one.

BTW, Roman Catholics comprise about a quarter of all US voters, so getting the word out on this issue can have a significant effect on the election.

[Ohioan]

The Left breaks down into many rivalries; but all varieties basically reflect a variety of humanist collectivism. Theirs are inherently anti-theological explanations of reality, since theologies limit the possibilities for Leftist movements to reinvent man, through whatever each advocates as the ultimate objective--almost always drawn from a particular fantasy wish list.

The Left is at war with reality. To believe that they could possibly support or even tolerate, a particular Faith, is to actually deny the veracity of that particular Faith. They will pretend for political purposes; but the conflict is very real.

For my amateur stab at the phenomenon: Return To Babel.j