Maybe we all didn’t quite notice is when President Trump won the election in 2016, but that may have been a great turning point in the world.
There has all of a sudden been a shift in the culture. More and more Americans are becoming conservative in their political standings.
Don’t let the mainstream media full you. They’re only going to show you what they want you to see. They want you to think that you’re a minority in America and that your views are “old fashioned” and “outdated”.
But we’ve really seen massive growth in conservativism thanks largely to people like Ben Shapiro, Candace Owens, and Steven Crowder.
People are having their views challenged in a respectable way and finally, they are starting to really analyze their positions.
But it’s not just the U.S. that is experiencing this growth. Other continents are beginning to experience the same thing as well.
“Start with Australia, where Prime Minister Scott Morrison won a surprising victory last week. Before the election, polls had almost uniformly indicated that his Liberal-National Coalition would have to step down, but voters were of another mind. With their support of Morrison, an evangelical Christian who has expressed support for President Donald Trump, Australians also showed a relative lack of interest in doing more about climate change. And this result is no fluke of low turnout: Due to compulsory voting, most Australians do turn out for elections.
Or how about the U.K.? The evidence is mounting that the Brexit Party will do very well in this week’s European Parliament elections. Right now that party, which did not exist until recently, is in the lead in national polls with an estimated 34% support. The Tories, the current ruling party, are at only 12%. So the hard Brexit option does not seem to be going away, and the right wing of British politics seems to be moving away from the center,” wrote Bloomberg.
America is strong under great conservative leadership and other countries are starting to see that. Therefore, they’re making the shift, too.
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