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    NORMALIZING ABNORMALITY – African American News and Issues

    Savannah HeraldBy Savannah HeraldAugust 28, 20252 Mins Read
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    The reelection of President Donald J. Trump codified and normalized abnormality. America, never forget, abnormality and insanity are flip sides of the same coin, because both seek to make wrong right, right wrong, and make it work. It is commonly accepted that right is right, and wrong is wrong. They are not the same, because there are different behavioral consequences and outcomes. Right (righteousness) belongs to God. Wrong (unrighteous- ness) belongs to the devil. Right is based upon truth (God). Wrong is based upon a lie (devil).

    The Trump Administration is publicly position- ing/promoting wrongdoing, and making it appear as though wrong is right, and consequently, we now have a new dimension of the “art of the deal”. In contradiction to the time honored spiritual-moral principle that no one is above the law, The Supreme Court, has constitutionally decreed that anything Donald J. Trump does as President is lawful. What an ungodly shame! Personally, monetizing the Presidency is not subject to legal regulations. Therefore, open transactional corruption and personally monetizing the Presidency is legal. Sadly, what was once illegal is now legal.

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