My Political Journey & The Case for Donald Trump, Part 1

I am afraid a Harris term would seal the sexual apocalypse as the law of the land and diminish the tremendous effort we have put into the pro-life cause in the last 50 years.

In the early 2000, I fell in love with the message of a Texas Congressman named Ron Paul. For those who have followed my journey, that pursuit of hard libertarianism was the genesis of the Kuyperian Commentary. I wrote about all things Ron Paul and offered numerous podcasts to make my case for the elderly statesman.

This libertarian fascination led me to conclude that the party of George Bush was no longer a reasonable option for Christian voters. Wars and rumors of war were not my idea of a good time. For Ron Paul’s paleo-conservatism, politics was a sort of extension of purity laws, and unless a candidate fulfilled certain checkboxes, we were obliged to refrain from the “sacrament of voting.” The pursuit of the ideal candidate meant no compromises.

In my early attempts at political philosophizing, I even associated myself with the Michael Peroutka wing of conservatism for several years. The Constitution Party offered many grandiose ideas about governing. But that pursuit of right governance and idealism led to many internal fractures. As I remember, they were constantly fighting within to see who would take the movement farther: the Christians or the Mormons. The Mormons viewed the Constitution with divinely inspired eyes. I don’t know where things left off, but I have not heard of them for almost 12 years.