Courtesy of Politicususa:Metaphysics aside, source presented this as the rationalization many disaffected PA evangelicals are using to justify their Trump vote.— Todd Zwillich (@toddzwillich) October 5, 2016
The idea that maybe God will kill the Republican presidential candidate is one of the most tortured rationalizations one will ever hear for casting a vote for Trump. Evangelicals and Republicans of all varieties are contorting themselves into some very strange positions to justify supporting a man who is an insult to all that they claim to believe.
I am typically NEVER on board with the evangelicals, but if they are encouraging God to smite Trump before he damages the country, I think I could go with that.
Except in MY version of events it happens BEFORE the election, and no way does it involve Mike Pence getting near the White House.
I just wonder how Trump feels about God using him this way?
I think I sense a Twitter rant heading this way.
God the assassin? Oh Jeeze, now I heard it all.
ReplyDeleteGod has killed millions in his name - oh those lovely bible stories from my youth .... in any event, Trump just wants the title not the job so effectively Pence is president should Trump get elected.
ReplyDeleteOT but how many months is it since Sarah Palin stopped mentioning Trump? Could it be that she no longer supports him? Could it be that the pond full of numbnuts are so busy promoting him that they haven't realized that Sarah no longer does? What would they do if they found out that she hates him now? Could they even cope?
ReplyDeleteHow would WE cope, totally helpless with laughter for days and days....?
Well, they did despise him until their beloved leader endorsed him, so if she recanted her endorsement, I assume the remaining scum would do whatever they are instructed to do. Good cult members obey their leader.
DeleteSpeaking of which, where are korn and amazedone1? Anyone notice how MJ shows up when VG does? Hmmmm...
She'd never take back her endorsement.... she'd just go dark on Trump.... like now.
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Pinhead, dense pence for president? nope. Both rump and pence should just go back to private life. And ask for forgiveness while confessing their sins.
ReplyDeleteAdd to that list a murderer, an abortionist, and a deceiver. Smashing babies against the rocks really marks a god as pure evil. I think they are really worshiping Satan, tho I don't believe in either.
ReplyDeleteTrump is probably encouraging them to think this.
ReplyDeleteI could actually see him doing that.......I hope he knows that evangelicals are already kind of crazy though, and when you start suggesting that "God" is going to do something, they do sometimes tend to hear "a booming and authoritative voice" coming from the sky, telling them them that they are his "instrument"!
DeleteOnce again, people confuse God's Will with their own desires.
ReplyDeleteIs this real? CEO of General Motors endorses Hillary Clinton?
ReplyDeleteFORMER CEO.
Deletehttps://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/ive-always-voted-republican-until-now/2016/08/17/03a1b970-622d-11e6-96c0-37533479f3f5_story.html?utm_term=.22017ea64d14
Should the Secret Service be visiting some evangelicals?
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"Evangelicals... are contorting themselves into some very strange positions to justify..."
ReplyDeletethat pretty much describes their entire existence.
Because they believe in nonsense.
I would love to see Hillary call him "King Donald" as often as he uses Crooked Hillary, we know he hates being called Donald. She really needs to start giving the list of horrible laws Pence tried to pass in Indiana...he is a horror. Vote for Donald means Pence runs the country along with all their horrible buddies. The fact is Donald is a major hypocrite shaming women about weight when you look at his body...belly fat? After seeing how destructive Cheney was for the country, I am more worried about Pence.
ReplyDeleteEmperor Donald.
DeleteDictator Donald.
Personally, I like Fuhrer Trump.
I think I sense a Twitter rant heading this way. ...
ReplyDelete@RealDonaldTrump -- "Fuck God"
and his acolytes yelled, in response, "Fuck God, long live God Donald."
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ReplyDelete"http://www.salon.com/2016/10/07/trump-in-training-mike-pence-doesnt-like-black-people/
The Trumpanzees cheered and laughed when he told them to vote for him from their deathbeds for goodness sake!!!
ReplyDeletehttp://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/trump-terminally-ill_us_57f5c444e4b0b7aafe0bf666
We are in bizarro world now! What nex- no I'm afraid to ask.
Villan "Agent Orange"
ReplyDeletehttp://www.rawstory.com/2016/10/his-hair-is-a-decomposing-prairie-dog-colbert-relates-to-first-graders-nervous-about-trump/
Oh boy, now you've got me thinking about Trump when he says he "drink[s] my little wine...and have my little cracker" at church.
ReplyDeleteI assume he either a.Has communion confused with a cheese & wine tasting or 2.Packs a picnic lunch to eat in the back of the church while texting during communion.
DeleteReally? Pence is the better man? In what bubble? They are both aholes. Wanting to smite just about everyone in their path. Worry about the economy and better opportunity for the citizen and not who gets getting down each other's pants. Geesh. And the way the evangelicals are trying to do it, is called magical thinking. They get Trump in and no one will control him. Especially 3 am in the morning. At night he's at his worst. It's called sundowning in old folks home. Try again folks.
ReplyDeleteIgnorance and religion will be the death of us.
ReplyDeleteProof!
Deletehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hnFXsWEKOAc
Oh my, time for Trump to get a food taster, water taster and hoohah taster.
ReplyDeleteWhose hoohah will they be tasting, Melanoma or the popular and loved daughter?
DeleteHe's losing the Evangelicals.
ReplyDeletehttp://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/evangelical-leaders-donald-trump_us_57f7b304e4b068ecb5ddc355?1h9tvi1d5lg9o1or&
"Nearly 100 evangelical leaders have signed onto a letter urging their fellow Christians to vote against Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump, who, they write, “has fueled white American nationalism with xenophobic appeals and religious intolerance at the expense of gospel values, democratic principles, and important international relationships.”
The letter was posted to Change.org on Thursday, and had nearly 5,000 signatures by midday Friday.
The evangelicals behind the letter do not necessarily endorse Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton, they write ― but they are united in their opposition to Trump, who is working to maintain the Republican stronghold on the evangelical community.
“Imperfect elections and flawed candidates often make for complicated and difficult choices for Christians,” the letter reads. “But sometimes historic moments arise when more is at stake than partisan politics ― when the meaning and integrity of our faith hangs in the balance. This is one of those moments. "