It may not be such a sure thing

 It may not be such a sure thing - Bill Wilson – www.dailyjot.com Many Americans are counting on Donald Trump to save the country from the Marxist grip on the Democratic Party that is causing record inflation, higher crime, massive illegal immigration, andweakened national security, among other horrors. It may seem obvious that the presumptive Democrat nominee, the sitting president, is feeble and unable to execute his job, and that the administrative deep state is running the country. People are counting ona Trump victory in November because he is obviously the better choice to pull the country out of the miry clay, perhaps a lethal abyss, that the Marxists and Democratic Party faithful have placed it. But first, Trump has to win the election. And it may notbe such a sure thing. There is in-fighting between the Republican Party establishment and the Make America Great Again populous Republican movement. The signs of it are found in moderate Republicans, Republicansin Name Only (RINOs), and never-Trumpers bubbling up beneath the veneer of Trump’s campaign. The Romneys and Ryans of the world are getting blasted by Trump here and there. As Breitbart reports, establishment Republican billionaires are withholding financialsupport from Trump, indicating a very stubborn RINO opposition. These people gave millions to Nikki Haley’s campaign, even when she was losing every GOP primary except Vermont and Washington, DC. She couldn’t even win her own state of South Carolina. So what, you might ask? Trump is going to win the nomination. I remember during the Reagan campaign there was a similar movement of what they called the “religious right.” The establishmentmoderates in the Republican party hated the “religious right,” more formally, the Conservative Coalition. Everywhere we went at the grass roots level, the moderates were working against Reagan, even pulling dirty tricks to undermine his campaign. Reagan’sstrength of bringing people together, however, prevailed. Trump is a different politician. He is not one to back down from a fight, even if it’s with his own party. Mark my word, there are those in the Republican Party that will fight Trump to the end. Thatbrings us to the Democratic Party. There doesn’t seem to be panic. There is a lot of denial in the media about Biden’s frailness and a lot of talking points about Trump being a dictator and coming after all the people who oppose him—you know, the very thingsthe Democrats are doing. That may be a sign that there continues to be a way to stuff the ballot boxes with illegal, and untraceable votes. I heard Trump refer to this recently, and my thought was—well then, if you see it starting to happen, then you had betterlearn from the last time and do something about it. Point is, politics is messy. It’s never a sure thing, and no single man is a savior. We must look to Christ and do our part. As stated in Acts 4:12, “And there is salvation in no one else, for there is noother name under heaven given among men by which we must be saved.” Christ is our hope and salvation, the only sure thing.