We Must Not Go Back To Normal, by Joachim Osther

By Joachim Osther, The Stream, April 14, 2025

Joachim Osther is a freelance writer focusing on the intersection of culture and Christianity. He holds a master’s degree in theological studies from Veritas College and Seminary, and two degrees in the life sciences, a field in which he works as a strategist, advisor, and published author. He has been published at American Thinker, and is an occasional contributor to RaymondIbrahim.com.

“We’re going back to normal!” This has been a common refrain in conservative and Christian circles since Donald Trump’s second inauguration in January.

Whether that’s a good thing or not rests entirely on how we look at “normal.”

For the most part, normality seems to mean a détente from years of Leftist antagonistic fervor.

Fair enough. We deserve some relief as forced workplace DEI reeducation training is halted, the censorious thrust of the Big Brother-infused Social Media apparatus abates, and the spigot allowing tens of millions of our hard-earned dollars to be funneled through USAID to socialistic NGOs is shut off. …

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