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Right Wing Bonus Tracks: Hitler Loved Evolution

Bonus Tracks
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Kyle Mantyla
  • David Barton insists that he is not a Christian dominionist, nor is he a reconstructionist.
  • Jack Hibbs says we should "cancel Darwin" because "Hitler Loved Evolution": "Hitler’s love for evolution drove him to believe in a supremely evolved race! The Aryans were at the top and the Jews were at the bottom."
  • Dave Daubenmire declares that "when your hatred for one man is greater than your love for our country, you might be part of the problem." He's talking about former President Donald Trump, but couldn't the same be said about those who hate President Biden?
  • What do Christian nationalists love about Trump? Andrew Wommack loves that Trump was "the most godly president in my lifetime," while Gene Bailey loves that Trump is "a little crazy" and "you just don't know what he might do": "You want that guy [with] his finger on the button."
  • If Lance Wallnau had millions of dollars to run a Super Bowl ad, he says he'd run one that would terrify people in order to motivate them to repent.
  • Finally, we're pretty fluent in speaking "prophet," but we don't quite follow Robin Bullock's explanation for why Trump needs to be "anointed again" to be president "because he's already spent his two terms": "He's been president this whole time. Heaven recognizes him as president."
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David Barton

David Barton

Despite having obtained only a Bachelor of Arts degree from Oral Roberts University in the 1970s, David Barton now routinely bills himself as “America’s premier historian” and has established a reputation as the Religious Right’s go-to “expert” for making the case that the Founding Fathers intended to establish America to be a Christian nation that operates according to the laws of God as set out in the Bible.
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Andrew Wommack
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Dave Daubenmire

Lance Wallnau

A former oil executive turned right-wing evangelist, Wallnau is a self-proclaimed Christian nationalist and a leading proponent of Seven Mountains Dominionism, which seeks to place right-wing Christians atop the seven primary “mountains” that shape society: government, education, media, arts and entertainment, family, religion, and business.
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Jack Hibbs
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Robin Bullock
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Gene Bailey