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Join the Christian Coalition of Alabama to Save Alabama


Dear Fellow Alabamians,

The Christian Coalition of Alabama is taking our Action Plan to all Alabamians of good will. In the coming year, we'll be sharing more on our seven Campaigns to Save Alabama that are listed below:

  • Spiritual
  • Life
  • Family
  • Education
  • Health
  • Poverty
  • Political and Economic

It's time we wake up and defend Alabama as we fight back the Christian way with prayer, Christian action, and the truth. We hope you'll join us!

  In Christ,

  
  Dr Randy Brinson




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When Presidents Ask Americans to Suffer for the Cause, Voters Make Them Pay for It
Jeff Greenfield

It was an odd note in his recent speech to Congress when President Donald Trump suggested that Americans might feel a bit of pain from his economic policies.

The president who had promised in his inaugural address that “the Golden Age of America begins right now” was all of a sudden suggesting that “there will be a little disturbance, but we’re OK with that.” Trump’s economic team also chimed in; his Treasury secretary said the economy might need a “detox” period, while his billionaire Commerce secretary said a recession would be “worth it” (and also that his mother-in-law would not mind missing her Social Security check).

Now Trump is moving to impose massive additional tariffs this week, and consumer confidence is plunging as vertiginously as the markets. Economic forecasters are issuing growing warnings of both recession and inflation.

Will Americans heed Trump’s request for forbearance? When it comes to the economy, the emergence, depth and reach of hard times will become clear in the coming months. But as a political matter, history shows that it is highly dangerous for a president to offer the prospect of sacrifice in the cause of long-term benefits. Even when the case for suffering is due to a legitimate threat to national survival, Americans are a lot more willing to endure the theoretical impact than the reality. Trump, in fact, may be even more likely than his predecessors to bear the brunt of the public’s impatience. (Read More)


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President Trump's Grand Slam - A Speech That Will Define America's Future
Alabama Gazette

President Donald J. Trump delivered what was undoubtedly the greatest address of his tenure to Congress, igniting a renewed sense of optimism and resolve among the American people. With unwavering confidence, he declared, "America is back," sending a powerful message that the days of decline and weakness are over. This was not just another policy speech-it was a rallying cry for a nation ready to reclaim its destiny.

President Trump outlined a bold vision, championing economic resurgence through tax cuts and reciprocal trade policies, reinforcing national sovereignty by securing the border with mass deportations and increased enforcement, and reviving the American spirit by prioritizing American workers and honoring those who serve the nation. These commitments signal a decisive shift toward reclaiming economic strength, national security, and patriotic pride. He reaffirmed his commitment to the very principles that make this country great: strength, resilience, and a relentless pursuit of American excellence. While Democrats sat on their hands, he received thunderous applause throughout the speech from all the true patriots there.

One of the most electrifying moments of the night came when President Trump laid out his economic vision. "We are at the start of a thrilling new era of national success," he declared, drawing a stark contrast between his policies and the economic failures of the Biden years. He reiterated his commitment to extending the 2017 tax cuts and eliminating taxes on tips, and Trump also stated, "I'm calling for no tax on Social Security benefits for our great seniors" and direct relief for working Americans who have been crushed by inflation and high taxes. His call for reciprocal trade policies, "Whatever they tariff us, we tariff them. Whatever they tax us, we tax them." Sending a clear message to the world: America will no longer play second fiddle in global commerce. (Read More)

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Ukraine and U.S. to give diplomacy another try after White House debacle
NBC News

Senior Trump administration figures are planning to meet Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy in Saudi Arabia next week, officials on both sides said Thursday, as Ukraine scrambles to repair its tattered relationship with Washington, its largest benefactor.

It’s the latest diplomatic turn for the Gulf theocracy. Saudi Arabia, which watchdogs accuse of widespread human rights abuses, has instituted some reforms in recent years.

President Donald Trump said later Thursday that his first foreign visit would be to the kingdom and that, in return, the nation's monarchy had offered to invest $1 trillion in American companies. (Read More)

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Regarding: Christian Coalition of Alabama

The absolutely NEW Christian Coalition (of Alabama) has begun the business of  breaking stereotypes and solidifying the tone for the conducting of business in Alabama. As walls are broken, real Christians will emerge with a single, real voice that will permeate culture and motivate social revival and renewal.

Regarding: Dr. Randy Brinson, MD

Dr. Randy Brinson has accepted the call to guide the winds of change in the State of Alabama. His practical display of the gospel of Jesus Christ through public policy will revolutionize American thinking and challenge all Americans to live both righteous and just lives.

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The Christian Coalition of Alabama is a 501c4 nonprofit organization committed to promoting and pursuing the application of Christian principles to public policy that is devoid of partisan politics and convey reasonable conservative solutions.

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WORDS OF WISDOM

BEING "RIGHT" ISN'T ENOUGH.
We also need to be wise. And loving. And patient. Perhaps nothing short of that should "seem good to the Holy Spirit and us." Brian McLaren, as quoted in Leadership


KNOWING GOD without knowing our own wretchedness makes for pride. Knowing our own wretchedness without knowing God makes for despair. Knowing Jesus Christ strikes the balance, because he shows us both God and our own wretchedness. Blaise Pascal, Pensees

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