Sometimes, when people in the same political camp are pushing common messages or language simultaneously, it's logical to assume a coordinated campaign. But when it's not, it illustrates a common thought process.
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I do think it's reasonable to suspect coordination between the former President and two of his cabinet members.
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The common impulse to... wish people well in a moment of despair
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The first Christians, while being persecuted, killed, and driven from Jerusalem, were told not to even say His (Jesus Christ’s) name. There is power in the name, & the fact that they won’t say it is noticeable. Now they won’t even say the name of His followers. We’re Christians.
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I've assumed coordination since pro-life pregnancy care centers were uniformly denounced as "phony clinics" awhile back. Message discipline is admirable even when the messaging is reprehensible.
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If they are medical clinics, as they purport to be, they would be subject to regulation and inspection. They specifically fight against the inspections required for other health clinics.
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Especially when this is Twitter, and the label they chose had twice as many characters.
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I blame the Illuminati
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Personally, I had no reaction to the wording, which struck me (especially in a Twitter context) as shorthand for "people worshipping on Easter." Which has a different connotation than just saying Christians, since Easter is a high attendance day for churches.
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