This is who we are, and in it you write in part, quote,

in the last spring of the Obama administration,

Michelle Obama was delivering her final commencement

address as first lady at City College of New York.

Obama couldn't help but lobbed some barely cloaked denunciations of Trump's

wrecking ball.

Presidential campaign, the one that would soon be ratified with a Republican nomination.

That is not who we are, the First Lady assured the graduates.

That is not what this country stands for.

No.

The Promis did not age well.

Not that November and not since.

The Axiom prompts the question.

Who is we anyway?

Because it sure seems a lot of this, we keeps voting for Trump.

You can dismiss Trump voters all you want, give them this they're every bit as American as any idealized vision of the place

If Trump wins in 2024 his detractors will have to reckon once again with the voters who got us here

to reconcile what it means to share our country with so many citizens who keep watching

Trump spiral deeper into his moral void and still conclude,

yes, that's our guy.

And Mark, I can't agree with you more.

I think that especially applies to the evangelical community

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