adminLiberal elites are screaming about Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s bold Christian prayer service at the Pentagon. They claim it violates the “separation of church and state” — a phrase not even in the Constitution. These out-of-touch critics forget America’s founding roots, where faith shaped our nation’s heartbeat.
Glenn Beck just schooled the left with cold, hard facts. Thomas Jefferson himself held worship services in the House of Representatives for decades. Jefferson wrote the “separation” phrase in a letter — but never meant to erase faith from public life. Our founders prayed openly while building this country.
The Pentagon event was voluntary, packed with patriots hungry for spiritual renewal. Hegseth stood strong, declaring America must return to God in troubled times. His Tennessee pastor praised President Trump as a leader chosen by divine will. This isn’t forced religion — it’s free citizens exercising their First Amendment rights.
Democrats and media activists act like Christianity is a dirty word. They’d rather our military bow to woke ideology than Almighty God. While they attack prayer, our troops face real enemies abroad and moral decay at home. Faith strengthens resolve — something the left can’t comprehend.
Hegseth isn’t backing down. He plans monthly prayer services, defying the liberal thought police. True Americans know faith and freedom are inseparable. The military isn’t some atheist playground — it’s full of brave souls who fight under “In God We Trust.”
The legacy media’s meltdown proves their hatred for traditional values. They mock believers while pushing radical gender policies and anti-Christian bigotry. Beck nailed it — this is about silencing conservatives, not protecting some imaginary “separation.”
Our military deserves leaders who honor America’s Judeo-Christian heritage. Weak politicians apologize for our history — strong ones build on it. Hegseth’s courage reminds us that faith built this nation, and faith will save it from leftist destruction.
Let the coastal elites howl. Middle America stands with Hegseth, Beck, and every patriot who refuses to hide their beliefs. Prayer in the Pentagon isn’t unconstitutional — it’s as American as the men who stormed Normandy beaches crying out to God.
