"Trump Is Right: There Is Nothing You Can Do To Make Democrats Happy" by Kylee Griswold

Psalm 127

3 Lo, children are a heritage of the Lord, and the fruit of the womb is His reward.

4 As arrows are in the hand of a mighty man, so are the children of the youth.

5 Happy is the man that hath his quiver full of them; they shall not be ashamed, but they shall speak with the enemies at the gate.

No, There Is Nothing You Can Do To Make Democrats Happy--The Federalist:

"...When Trump acknowledged a young female volleyball player who sustained a traumatic brain injury at the hands of a male opponent, Democrats scowled. When he recognized a 13-year-old who has spent half his young life battling brain cancer, they refused to stand. When Trump honored the families of Laken Riley and Jocelyn Nungaray, two girls brutally murdered by illegal immigrants, Democrats continued to sit defiantly. When he praised the bravery of Corey Comperatore in defending his wife and daughters at the hands of the Pennsylvania rally shooter, it was more of the same.

Nothing true or virtuous or praiseworthy could elicit approval from Democrats. ...

It’s sadly no surprise when the Nancy Pelosis of the world refuse to honor victimized Americans or cheer for historic achievements. But Trump’s comments did more than call out those Democrats; they also underscored the problem of “conservatives” and self-described Christian leaders who, in trying desperately to appease the unappeasable left, have become equally callous. The more they’ve tried to win favor from Democrats, the more they’ve become indistinguishable from them.

The reaction to Dobbs v. Jackson is a great example. When the historic Supreme Court decision overturned a half-century-old “right” to abortion fabricated by Roe v. Wade, Russell Moore, a longtime pro-lifer and then the chairman of public theology at Christianity Today, couldn’t be bothered to celebrate because Trump had something to do with getting the job done. After all, the president had appointed three of the conservative justices who were instrumental in overturning the legal precedent — a hope that motivated much of the Christian support for him in the 2016 election. When Moore finally did break his silence, he did so not to praise Roe‘s demise but to trash Trump’s “character” and his supposedly “triumphalist” short-sighted voters.

This was after years of Moore fine-tuning his “winsome” approach to Christian political engagement — or, as Jackson and Emma Waters have rightly called it, “cultural accommodation dressed as convictional religion.” In other words, in an effort to make unhappy leftists happy, Moore ensured a good, pro-life victory couldn’t make him happy either." .......

But it made Jesus happy!

Romans 12

9 Love sincerely. Hate evil. Hold on to what is good.

Just like You, Lord Jesus!