He's the only one who understands that politics is downstream from culture, that's why he leads us to fight on the cultural front against the lying media. To those who don't like his tweets and style, go read the gospels and see how Jesus confronted the pharisees. Jesus was the son of Joseph the carpenter, and yet he dared to stand out and criticize the pharisses, the cultural elites at the time, and people marveled at him as they all recognized Jesus as the son of a carpenter. Jesus wrecked the pharisees at his rallies; he drained the swamp by kicking the money changers out of the temple; he called out the pharisees as "sons of the devil" and "whitewashed tombs", he hanged out with prostitutes and tax collectors - aka deplorables, and yet unto the pharisees he delivered seven woes. In the sermon on the mount, probably the first christian sermon in history, he spent the entire first half of the sermon to expose the hypocrisy of the pharisees and teach the audience how to behave better. Our lord and savior is a builder and a fighter! But unfortunately very few pastors see this side of him.