Look at who and why he appointed that person. It’s called Jerry Falwell. I don’t disagree but if you think trump did any of that you are dead wrong. He owed cohen a favor/Falwell and had to do right by it and appoint a certain person as a judge to return that favor.

I don’t think it’s a religious issue necessarily, it’s just often made into that

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The religious lobby is very powerful. Political capital flows in both directions from grassroots donations to large scale private interest groups who spend boatloads of money pushing their agenda.

It’s not something that can be stopped, as we’re free to spend our money however we see fit. Right first left comes down to many, who are simply single issue voters.

In this election, one candidate presents a favorable acceptance of bitcoin, while the other side is approaching this with hostility.

Me voting for Trump does not mean that I support every one of his policies or every other person‘s reasons for voting for him.

If bitcoin was already ubiquitous in society, my priorities would shift to what’s most important to me next. What I won’t do is vote for someone just because I am against the other person. I don’t believe in voting for the lesser of two evils. If I vote for someone, it’s for a reason…

I never implied your a trumper/if I did it wasn’t intentional. I’m not not voting for him either. I am simply referring to roe vs wade that you brought up nothing more nothing less