Texas Pastor Running for President: US Needs a Candidate Who Won’t ‘Demonize or Villianize the Other Party’

A 🤠Texas pastor who is running for president says the United States needs someone who won’t “demonize or villainize the other party.”

Ryan Binkley, the pastor of the non-denominational Create Church and a Republican presidential candidate, told the Christian Post during an interview that the division in the U.S. needs to end, citing how politicians going back and forth were setting the country up for failure.

“I think it’s going to require a president that doesn’t demonize or villainize the other party,” Binkley told the outlet. “We have to actually work together. And so, to do that, we have to speak to the importance of it as well as we have to give us something to unite on.”

Binkley told the outlet that he believes politicians in this country are not passing “legislation that really allows” the U.S. to succeed as it should.

“We end up doing 300+ executive orders out of every president because we can no longer agree, so we’ve turned our nation into a nation where we’re less of a republic where laws are written and more of an organization where presidents lay down executive orders to try and accomplish their agenda,” Binkley said, stressing the importance of getting back to “leading” and “working with each other” again.

As of July 21, President Joe Biden has issued 117 executive orders during his time in office, according to Ballotpedia. During his time in office, former President