Trump, Epstein, the Big Bill, and Endless Wars: MAGA at a Moral Crossroads

The last month or so has just been a wild ride. We’ve seen Israel and Iran go at it, with Israel even launching strikes on Iranian nuclear facilities. Not long after, we witnessed a display of U.S. military might—something we haven’t seen unleashed on this scale in years—shaking Iran to its core. At the same time, Ukraine and Russia keep hammering away at each other—even after Trump publicly called on both conflicts to stop. That all happened earlier in the month, and it set the tone for what’s been a chaotic stretch in the news cycle.

Then came the so-called 'Big Beautiful Bill.' It passed with fanfare, but if you actually read it, you'd see it continued funding Ukraine and Israel—two things Trump once claimed to oppose. The tax-cuts were not as good as proposed. And let’s not forget the 10-year delay on regulating AI. This will be a problem in the near future. Think job loss, autonomous robots, and war machines.

You have to ask yourself—did Trump flip? A lot of us think he did. Many still don’t want to believe it. But just look at the tea leaves. He now seems more aligned with the neocons, the establishment Republicans, and the same old Democrat ruling class. It’s starting to feel like they’re all back on the same team. Truth is, maybe they always were. But not Trump, right? He was the wild card—the deep state buster. Maybe now it’s just been too much. Maybe he saw the writing on the wall: he can’t win.

I’ve written before that Trump might end up turning into the very thing he swore to destroy—the deep state—and I hate to say it, but that prediction is starting to look more and more real.

And just this week the atomic bomb landed. We had the Epstein case release. Or should I say “cover-up”? People like Dan Bongino, Pam Bondi, and Kash Patel—figures who were supposed to be champions of truth—completely failed. They gave us nothing. They said there was no conspiracy, claimed Epstein killed himself, and released an 11-hour surveillance video that just happens to be missing a minute. Come on. It’s insulting. Let’s not forget Ghislaine Maxwell is in prison for trafficking minors. So... who was she trafficking to? We know Prince Andrew was involved, so why hasn’t anyone else been interviewed or arrested? The DOJ wants us to believe there’s no one else. That’s the story they're sticking to, and a lot of Americans—especially conservatives—are appalled. This whole thing is further dividing MAGA from within. And just an hour ago, rumors started swirling that Ghislaine might be ready to talk. But even if she's allowed to stay alive, you can bet she's being prepped on exactly what to say.

Right now, Christians—especially those who actually try to live by the Bible—are being forced to confront some hard truths. The MAGA movement is fractured. You’ve got atheists, country-first types, and blind loyalists to Trump. They don’t seem to care what he does—they just love Trump no matter what. But they forget there are real victims involved here. What if it was your daughter or your son being trafficked? Would your opinion be different? Because that’s the problem—people today can’t seem to put themselves in others’ shoes.

As for me, I believe in Jesus and God first. That means even someone I’ve supported like Trump doesn’t get my unconditional loyalty. He has to perform. He has to do right. He has to keep his promises. He can be flawed, but he can’t be corrupt. And right now, the Epstein case is making a lot of Christians take a hard look in the mirror. You can’t serve both God and sin.

Then you’ve got this strange shift in the media landscape. Traditional outlets have taken a backseat to influencers—Charlie Kirk, Ben Shapiro, Joe Rogan, Clay Travis, and many others. These figures now have more sway than CNN or even Fox News. But here’s what’s disturbing: the very influencers who built their brands on truth and freedom now seem to be pushing MAGA to forget the Epstein scandal. Forget the crimes. Forget the victims. Just fall back in line and support Trump. I find that absolutely incomprehensible. I will never trade my faith for political convenience. Corruption must be confronted—not ignored.

At this point, I believe most of them are nothing more than paid shills. This is pure damage control. The administration’s goal now is simple: realign a fractured base. Show stories of strength. Plaster images of Trump and his bloodied ear, holding his fist. Mention God spared Trump over and over. PSYOP the people back into submission—and sadly, it’s working.

Look, I hate to toot my own horn, but we've been ahead of the curve. The Informinator Net has articles about the connections between Bongino, Patel, and the intelligence community. I warned that they’d likely go the same direction Trump is heading. And now I’ll make another statement: If Trump can’t definitively prove that he’s not listed in the Epstein files, then I think we need to consider moving on. I’d say there’s a 50/50 chance he was involved. Think about it—these files are full of global power players. Why do you think the Democrats never released them? Why do you think the Republicans didn’t either? Because too many of their own people are probably on it. That’s the truth no one wants to face. And if Trump can’t stand up and prove he’s not on that list, then it may be time to look past him.

And that brings me to this final point: I think it’s time we start seriously considering a replacement for Trump. Now, I don’t mean right this second—but we need to begin talking up someone who can do better. Someone who hasn’t been compromised or swallowed up by the machine. Because make no mistake, the ultra-liberal Democrats are watching closely. They see the fracture between Christians and Trump loyalists within the MAGA base, and they’ll use that moral confusion to their advantage.

That’s why there’s now a coordinated push by old-guard Republicans to patch things up and unify MAGA before the midterms. But here’s the truth nobody wants to say: unless Trump turns back and regains the trust he once had, prove he's wasn't an Epstein client at some point, you can’t win with him right now. His stock is down. And if we don’t begin preparing a new leader, we risk losing the entire movement.

If you don’t want a replacement, then put pressure on him. Demand that he return to the principles we voted for. Prove his position on Epstein by making noise. But let’s be honest—it’s hard to say just how compromised he really is at this point.

And me—as an independent—I’m still processing all of this. The news-cycle is relentless. I don't vote Democrat. And if a Godly man is not available, I don’t know if I’ll vote at all. I’m a big believer in the soul, in being right with God, and in walking by faith. Because the end times are coming. The One World Government is forming—it’s already taking shape.

MAGA, as a movement, is compromised and confused. I will still pray that Trump turns back. That he remembers what the movement stood for, and returns to it. But I’ve said for a long time now—everything we’re seeing ties directly into the Book of Revelation. We are deep into the Great Deception. This is the time of reprobation. The time of the Gentiles is drawing to a close, and overlapping with a surge in godlessness. That tells me we’re getting close to the end. How close? No one knows the day or the hour—but we are called to discern the signs.

My savior isn’t politics—it’s Jesus. I voted. I did what I could. But when the entire establishment seems united against the people, there comes a point when you stop looking to man for solutions—and return to the only One who never fails: God.

God bless, everyone.

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