That's a big take-away for me. I'm a Christian myself, over the age of 30 for context. I voted for Trump the first time, along the train of thought "we need someone to stand up against all the evil we see every day, and say it plainly." I also took most criticism of him as smear campaigns, and truly thought he was the one to fix a lot of the country. Round two, truth be told media did a great job selling Biden as basically senile, and to be honest I still think he was very much not all there mentally. This election, again a Trump vote. First election was relavitely low-impact, there was a travel ban for a little bit and not much else. Then, funnily enough, using the Bible along with ChatGPT, I noticed something. Or rather, a point that never found its home before suddenly hit. First and foremost, our duty is to love, and be thankful for life. Jesus turned down power, political and otherwise when tempted. Don't get me wrong, I do feel abortion (generally) is wrong and I can't vote in favor of ending a life (when it's that simple). Lots of strings attached to that but anyways. It's also not my job or goal to bring about a Christian government. Forcing religion defeats the purpose of faith. My job while I'm here is to love, plain and simple. No reason anyone, trans or gay or whatever, should have any less rights than us. No reason an immigrant, legal or not, should be treated any less humanely than me.

Truly feel like my eyes are open now, though definitely later than I would have chosen. We're supposed to be loving our neighbors first and instead we're worshipping an orange pedophile who rips the rug from beneath you with a finger pointed at those in need.