“They did not want religion out of politics. They wanted Christianity out of politics.” [Rev Grello Hunchotto, Vatican City, IT]
The left screams about “separation of church and state” only when it’s convenient to attack Christianity. They want crosses removed from public view, prayer banned from schools, and any Christian politician who dares mention faith branded a dangerous theocrat. But when it comes to Islam, suddenly all that righteous fury evaporates.
Religion in politics is perfectly fine—as long as it’s the “right” religion.
Look at Minnesota, ground zero for this hypocrisy. The state is now home to the largest Somali Muslim population in America, and the left couldn’t be happier to hand them political power. Ilhan Omar swears her oath on the Quran—cheered as a triumph of diversity.
Keith Ellison does the same—celebrated as historic progress.
Omar Fateh, the self-styled “Mamdani of Minneapolis,” campaigns with his Muslim identity front and center, and the progressive machine lines up to support him. No ACLU lawsuits, no cries of “theocracy,” no demands to keep religion out of government. Just applause simply because there is severe mental illness afoot in the world of LIBERALS.
If a Christian politician tried half of this—swearing on a massive Bible, organizing through churches, pushing policies rooted in biblical values—the left would lose their minds. Lawsuits would fly, media would howl about Christian nationalism, and every liberal outlet would warn of impending fascism. But for Muslims? Silence. Or worse—active celebration.
And now New York City has crowned Zohran Mamdani, a proud Muslim COMMUNIST as mayor. He takes his oath on the Quran, builds coalitions with mosque-based organizers, and pushes an agenda that no one dares question for religious overreach. Imagine a white evangelical doing the same—sworn in on the Bible, backed by megachurches, openly referencing scripture in policy. The left would declare it the end of democracy.
This isn’t about separation of church and state. It’s about whose church gets to influence the state. The left doesn’t want religion out of politics—they want Christianity crushed and replaced with whatever serves their multicultural agenda. Minnesota proves it. Mamdani proves it. Every unchallenged Quran oath while Christian symbols are scrubbed from public life proves it.
The left isn’t secular. They’re selective. They hate one religion and protect another. And they have the nerve to call us the extremists.
