‘This Is Not of God’: When Anti-Trump Evangelicals Confront Their Brethren

[Correll]

Some like Trump because he is venal, crude, grandiose and dishonest.

His "grandiose" style might appeal to some. His "crude" might appeal to a very few.


The rest is just you talking bullshit about people you hate.


Trump got his support, in the primaries, based on his ISSUES, that were crafted to appeal to working class Americans.


That you...need to lie to yourself about that, is you being weak.

 

[surada]

His "grandiose" style might appeal to some. His "crude" might appeal to a very few.


The rest is just you talking bullshit about people you hate.


Trump got his support, in the primaries, based on his ISSUES, that were crafted to appeal to working class Americans.


That you...need to lie to yourself about that, is you being weak.

I became aware of Trump in the early 1980s.. You can't sugar coat it. The guy is a cheat and a bum. He doesn't give a rat's ass about the working man.

 

[Correll]

I became aware of Trump in the early 1980s.. You can't sugar coat it. The guy is a cheat and a bum. He doesn't give a rat's ass about the working man.

His failed marriages are a strike against him. In a better world, there would have been candidates with less personal baggage running with similar or better platforms that would have beat him out.

BUt in this world, the rest of the pack had either failed or had expressed outright hostility to us and our interests.


Made Trump look good by comparison.


That you can't accept that truth, is just you being so twisted up with hate, that you need to believe the worst of people you disagree with.

 

[surada]

Trump is of Satan.

Many of the things Trump stands for Jesus would be opposed too.
1. Adultery
2. taking food from the poor
3. Judging people that are different

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