Does NH Gov. Chris Sununu Have a Chance For Redemption? - Granite Grok

Does NH Gov. Chris Sununu Have a Chance For Redemption?

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I’ve spoken at the odd event now and again about the question of forgiveness. Redemption and salvation should be attainable if someone is truly repentant—even Governor Sununu.

Or, Democrats.

The walk-away project has had its share of formerly left-wing red-pilled people who wandered in from the progressive desert—some more than others. But anyone who can truly see the error of their ways, turn over a new leaf and truly repent (not in word but deed) deserves at least a chance.

I believe this because I would never want someone else to say, about me, that forgiveness or redemption is never an option, so I can’t condone that in myself.

It’s a Christian thing, I guess, but by no means limited to Christianity because without forgiveness, original sin (representative of the very flawed nature of our human existence), as I noted here, is like a life with critical race theory (reformatted).

 

[T]hey are teaching original sin. That’s what CRT is. But you can’t have original sin unless there is something opposite it. There must be good and evil. (and) If there is good and evil in the world, morality cannot be relative.

One more problem. Original sin exists alongside the opportunity for redemption. Salvation. Forgiveness, but with Critical Race Theory, there is nothing but sin. You are teaching our children that they were born a racist and so shall they die, and there is nothing they can do that will change that.

 

Why anyone would encourage government advocacy for such absolutism is not just absurd; it is dangerous.  More dangerous than COVID19, or even the political response – though the latter has many of the same traits which lead us to this.

What About Sununu?

The latest COVID voodoo is creeping around in the bushes—the dreaded Delta Variant (or future red-headed step-children).

The knee-jerk reaction by some is to go backward. Masks, distancing, lockdowns. But here’s the thing. We had the COVID19 gloom for over a year, and “varients” were never an issue until the semi-forced vaccination propaganda started. Sorry, until people decided, I don’t need that. I’m good. No thanks.

There was no seriously advertised variant threat until we had the experimental vaccine and the push toward mass vaccination.

And now the plan appears to be to blame the unvaccinated for the emergence and spread of the variant. Flu that, like its alleged progenitor, with a survival rate of 99.8%, will be little more than a mild inconvenience to a super-majority of the unvaccinated population.

The fearmongering COVID Karens, however, will be shouting through their mask from their locked, bleachy-wipe bastions to reboot the mistakes of 2020. Governor Sununu, while not the worst example and nowhere near the best, has an opportunity.

Some measure of redemption is possible.

If the variant fearmongers come calling, don’t answer that door.

When flu season begins to ramp up like it always does, come autumn, do not institute state-wide mask mandates, or distancing, or lockdowns, or any of that unconstitutional essential/non-essential BS.

No emergency orders.

Save New Hampshire from the fate of States like Massachusetts, New York, and California. The places the Dems want so desperately to emulate.

Be a leader and say no. Then make it a priority to do what we did every day, for months after the so-called December 2020 spike. Present the data to the people.

Only one group of citizens ever had anything to fear from the flu, and they are the same people who always need to fear the flu—the very old and very sick.

Let the productive classes decide for themselves to stay open, require masks, or not.

You can do it, and New Hampshire will continue to blossom. And maybe, just maybe, thousands of people who can barely tolerate the sound of your name after your failures in 2020 will find the will to forgive you.

And regardless of that, you’d be doing the right thing for New Hampshire instead of the political thing. Are you brave enough? We’ll find out soon enough.

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