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Unity is good, but truth is better. And sometimes, truth divides. Why does this happen so much more on the right than on the left? Because the left is seeking to destroy - the church, the family, the West - and destruction requires little agreement. Use whatever tool you...

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Joel Berryvor 8 Monaten

This is so good. Thank you

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Isabella Moodyvor 8 Monaten

You’re so insufferable 🥱

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Marissa Streitvor 8 Monaten

“The world is built on truth, justice, and peace—but truth is the beam that holds the structure.”

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Marina Medvin 🇺🇸vor 8 Monaten

Well done. Thank you.

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Lourdes 🌎vor 8 Monaten

I’m not reading all of that… Is she still bitching about my girl Candace?

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Conspiracy Barbievor 8 Monaten

You are not a Christian, you are a heretic feminist who condemns truth seekers when the truth does not align with your ambiguous morality

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Hope Adamsvor 8 Monaten

"Peace if possible, truth at all costs." Martin Luther

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Keri Smith 🌱Deprogrammedvor 8 Monaten

@DrFrankTurek Great job, Allie Beth! Thank you!! 🙏

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Renatta Oxendinevor 8 Monaten

Amen, Allie.

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Virginia Krutavor 8 Monaten

Martin Luther said it: "Peace, if possible. Truth, at all costs."

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SkierGroyper⛷️vor 8 Monaten

Shut up dumb bitch

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Kendra Grubinskivor 8 Monaten

The truth is @benshapiro is NOT a Christian and doesn’t hold the same values you and I do, yet you have nothing but praise for, dare I say UNITY with him - more-so than others that were on that platform this weekend. Odd.

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Willow Bearvor 8 Monaten

Girl, I love you! 🩷 In a world full of caddy Candace’s, be an Allie. 🫶🏻

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Daniel Darlingvor 8 Monaten

Amen

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Ron Henzel, Emotional Support Calvinist ☕vor 8 Monaten

⁴³ So there was a division among the people over him. — John 7:43 (ESV) ¹⁶ …And there was a division among them. — John 9:16b (ESV) ¹⁹ There was again a division among the Jews because of these words. — John 10:19 (ESV)

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Believe Jesus Christvor 8 Monaten

Go, go, go @conservmillen

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Lady birdvor 8 Monaten

Reminder what this guy thinks:

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sam 🇺🇸vor 8 Monaten

"Allie Beth Stuckley: the New Charlie Kirk?" -Bari Weiss, CBS "People are buzzing about Allie Beth Stuckley" -Ben Shapiro, Daily Wire "The Next Big Thing!" -Mark Levin, MLS "Allie Beth Stuckley: the New It Girl and Anti-Groyper" -Noah Goldsteinbergwitz, New York Big Paper

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Faezeh Alavivor 8 Monaten

Beautifully said!

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🇺🇸 Jake Hilton 🇮🇱vor 8 Monaten

Truth is a sword. It cuts. It divides. Jesus Christ said it best. He did not come to bring peace, but a sword. And in a family of five, two would be against three, and three against two. Son would be against father, and daughter against mother. Truth is better than unity.

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Tony 🇺🇸✝️vor 8 Monaten

fuck off zionist shill

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Bre Svor 8 Monaten

I do agree that there are lines that you don't cross, and shouldn't cross, just for the sake of "unity". But you've got to admit, this infighting and highschool clique version of Amfest is just a big joke. Charlie was willing to expand the tent, as long as compromise wasn't morally compromising. If TPUSA loses that mentality, and starts kicking people like me out of the movement, we all lose. I'm a Christian, small "L" libertarian Constitutionalist. I'm pro life, pro gun, pro deportations and strong borders, America First, and pro traditional family and marriage. But I'm not an Israel-first, pantsuit wearing Bush or Romney establishment Republican, so half of this year's Amfest speakers gave me the vibe I'm no longer welcome or wanted in the movement. It's genuinely demoralizing after the Right and Center pulled together to win 2024, and now we are being told "thanks for the help but don't let the door hit you on your way out."

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Robert Wilsonvor 8 Monaten

@SethDillon It's like none of them ever heard or read Jesus' words "I come not to bring peace, but a sword" Wheat/Chaff

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Katievor 8 Monaten

Excellent!!

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Peter Nielsenvor 8 Monaten

A joint best speech at AmFest. Allie Beth Stuckey and Ben Shapiro. One key word. TRUTH. Exactly what's missing in the Tucker, Candace, Megyn side of this conservative divide.

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Dr Drevor 8 Monaten

Perfectly said.❤️ I didn’t know Charlie personally, but from watching him speak about his faith and his mission, you seem so aligned to what he was so passionate about. He must have been proud to have you as a friend and sister in Christ.😊

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Suzy Shofarvor 8 Monaten

👏🏼🙏🏻👏🏼🙏🏻👏🏼

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Kevin | Large Fam Dadvor 8 Monaten

You and Shapiro believe in different Creators. He believes in a false god creator. You believe that Jesus is the Creator. (John 1:3, Col. 1:16) Be more specific when you talk about the Creator. We Christians don't believe in the same God as the Jews.

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Francis Marcusvor 8 Monaten

I came not to bring peace but a sword. A certain important Person.

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Elizabeth13vor 8 Monaten

Yes. America was founded on judeo-Christian values. As conservatives we seek to conserve those values that made America great. Those who hate Jews, Christians & truth don’t belong in the tent. Tucker, Candace & Nick are NOT conservatives. They are vultures who need expelling.

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Dr Harambe's Ghostvor 8 Monaten

Speaking of "divisive" truth...

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Erikaaavor 8 Monaten

Wow. Allie. That was a word. 👏🏻👏🏻

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Mandy Stumpffvor 8 Monaten

Call out the truth, and the evil will present itself. Do our Jewish friends need to accept Jesus? I believe they do. But if I were hurling vile rhetoric & hate at them, why would anybody want to be a part of that and accept Jesus? They wouldn’t want anything to do with my Jesus.

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