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VIDEO: Kamala Insults Christian Students

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What was Kamala thinking? This was a terrible idea.

At a recent rally in Wisconsin, two Christian students faced unexpected hostility when they expressed their beliefs during Vice President Kamala Harris’s speech. Grant Beth and Luke Polaske, both juniors at the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse, made headlines after they shouted phrases like “Christ is King!” in response to Harris discussing abortion rights. Their intention was clear: they aimed to stand up for their faith and advocate for their beliefs, yet they found themselves the targets of mockery and derision from the crowd.

Beth described their experience as reminiscent of early Christians facing persecution, stating, “In reflection of the event, Jesus was mocked, and his disciples were too. That’s okay.” Despite the negative reactions, both students maintained that they were fulfilling a higher purpose, asserting that they felt divinely inspired to attend the rally and express their views.

During the rally, Harris appeared to engage with the students directly, remarking, “You guys are at the wrong rally,” which drew laughter from attendees. This exchange sparked a viral moment on social media, highlighting the divide between Harris’s supporters and those advocating for conservative values.

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The students emphasized their belief that a potential Harris presidency would pose challenges for Christians. “If she wins against Trump, we will see a Kamala Harris that alienates over 50% of the U.S. population that identifies as Christian,” Beth warned, referencing Harris’s absence from key religious events like the Al Smith Memorial Dinner, a traditional gathering for political leaders to engage with the faith community.

Harris, who has a diverse religious background, including both Hindu and Christian influences, seems to navigate a complex relationship with faith-based voters. Yet the students’ experience serves as a reminder of the ongoing culture war, where expressions of faith can lead to significant backlash. For many in the Republican base, this incident underscores the urgency of standing firm in one’s beliefs, especially in a political landscape where faith often clashes with progressive agendas.

As the 2024 election cycle heats up, the implications of such encounters will likely resonate with conservative voters, emphasizing the importance of advocating for religious freedoms and ensuring that all voices, particularly those of Christians, are heard and respected in the public arena.