Summary
A real estate development in Gainesboro, Tennessee, is drawing attention because two of its initial customers are self-described Christian nationalists. This has caused concern among local residents due to the controversial views of these customers. The development is linked to broader political debates over conservative Christian ideals in the U.S.
Key Facts
- Real estate developer Josh Abbotoy is building a new neighborhood in Gainesboro, Tennessee, which includes a church.
- The development is designed for people interested in rural life and right-wing ideals like faith, family, and freedom.
- Two early customers, Andrew Isker and C Jay Engel, identify as Christian nationalists.
- Isker and Engel have made controversial statements against modern values and legal immigration.
- Their presence has caused concern among some local residents.
- The development has attracted national attention as it reflects larger political debates in the U.S.
- Isker and Engel encourage others to join them in small communities to influence local politics.
