I have little patience for the “holier-than-thou” Christians, conservative or otherwise, who can countenance Trump, often under the guise of belief in forgiveness.
Why don’t they just come clean and confess white supremacy and racism? Where is their forgiveness for Hillary Clinton’s great sins, since they are in the business of the chosen ones on forgiveness? And why can’t they see her lifelong commitment to the common good, granted that she has become the consummate politician and greatly enriched by the process?
Have they seen and believed the great works Trump has done for the common good? Forgive me if I sound a bit jaded on their Christian bull.
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Henry Broge
I have little patience for the “holier-than-thou” Christians, conservative or otherwise, who can countenance Trump, often under the guise of belief in forgiveness.
Why don’t they just come clean and confess white supremacy and racism? Where is their forgiveness for Hillary Clinton’s great sins, since they are in the business of the chosen ones on forgiveness? And why can’t they see her lifelong commitment to the common good, granted that she has become the consummate politician and greatly enriched by the process?
Have they seen and believed the great works Trump has done for the common good? Forgive me if I sound a bit jaded on their Christian bull.
Pence is another hypocritical example of channeling the Ronald Reagan smile, pained look and “there you go again” public-relations response.
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