Trump Allies Plan to Infuse Christian Nationalism in Potential Second Term

Efforts led by the Center for Renewing America aim to prioritize conservative Christian values in government, raising concerns about the separation of church and state.

Trump allies are planning to infuse Christian nationalism into a potential second Trump administration, prioritizing conservative Christian values in government and public policy.
The Center for Renewing America, led by Russell Vought, is spearheading efforts to incorporate Christian nationalist ideas, including strict immigration policies and traditional marriage defense.
Critics argue that the rise of Christian nationalism threatens the separation of church and state, potentially undermining democratic principles and civil liberties.
Trump has embraced Christian nationalist positions, promising to form a federal task force to fight anti-Christian bias and to end the promotion of gender transition.
The potential return of controversial figures like Michael Flynn, known for promoting Christian nationalism, raises concerns about the direction of a second Trump administration.