Faith and flag: Trump return would cement conservative judiciary legacy

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The term “Christian Nationalism” has been used by the Left as a means of dismissing social conservatives who believe in the role of religion, or Judeo-Christian values, in everyday American life. In this series, the Washington Examiner will analyze what it actually means to be a “Christian Nationalist,” why the term is maligned and misunderstood, and what role, if any, it might play in a future Trump administration. Part Two will look at conservative plans for the courts.

Former President Donald Trump‘s legacy on the federal judiciary was a crowning achievement after his four years in office — one that his supporters have hoped he will build upon, while his left-leaning critics believe he’s shaping a burgeoning “Christian nationalist” movement on the Right.

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