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Hot on the Left: Christians question end of DACA; Trump’s tweeting leads to contradictory statements

By Rachel Taylor

Sept 7, 2017

A roundup of editorials from the Left includes Christians questioning the decision to end DACA, how Trump’s actions continue to reveal who he really is and why President Trump tweets whatever’s on his mind.

1. Does ending DACA jibe with your religious beliefs?

From The Times-Picayune: Ending DACA affects nearly 800,000 people including pastors and church leaders, who could potentially be deported.

2. Trump’s Inner Racism Revealed

From The New York Times: "Michelle Obama said: "Being president doesn't change who you are. No, it reveals who you are." That is what is happening with Donald Trump."

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3. Donald Trump’s Unnatural Disasters

From The Daily Beast: Margaret Carlson points out “Trump has many outlets for his messages with no limit on words. He just chooses Twitter.”

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