Trump has already done more for women's health than Michelle O did in 8 years

[dcbl]

Will he get any credit?

Seriously - folks, we get lip service from our friends on the left

Cuz, we all know that walking is a great way to stay healthy & keep/get the LBS off; so marching JAS to be even better - right???

 

[Fenton Lum]

What would Jesus grab.

 

[bodecea]

Will he get any credit?

Seriously - folks, we get lip service from our friends on the left

Cuz, we all know that walking is a great way to stay healthy & keep/get the LBS off; so marching JAS to be even better - right???

^ Why we marched.

 

[AntonToo]

Will he get any credit?

Absolutely - I give Trump the full credit for being a despicable buffoon motivating people to come out and do something.

Keep it up

 

[bodecea]

What would Jesus grab.

Exactly.

 

[emilynghiem]

What would Jesus grab.

Exactly.

Dear bodecea and Fenton Lum:

The one reference I can remember in the Bible when Jesus took correction from someone,
was by a woman. The woman who rebuked him after he demanded to know who touched his robe. She explained her reasoning and Jesus changed his tone and acknowledged her.

She did not attack him, but spoke with wisdom and respect.
And the Bible says it is a wise man who accepts rebuke.

If Jesus was going to be cite or dragged into this,
he might remind us to remove the splinter or beam from our own eyes
before helping neighbors remove theirs. To speak with respect because
we hold ourselves to the same standards and process we ask of others.

NOTE: The one incident I can cite that Trump actually APOLOGIZED was
for these comments he ACKNOWLEDGED publicly as wrong,
and admitted he was committed to being a better man than that.

I believe Jesus would focus on supporting Trump in "making good" on his
commitment to correct his faults. In order to restore good faith relations.

See Matthew 18:15-20
If you are going to bring rebuke to your brother, do so in person
with the intention of winning back and restoring the relationship.
Only if establishing truth by reconciliation fails, even after bringing
in others to mediate, then you take the complaint public to the whole
church. And if they still won't hear then you leave them as a heathen and hypocrite.
But only after following steps of "due process" to try to resolve the issue
or grievance with that person directly.

 

[Fenton Lum]

What would Jesus grab.

Exactly.

Dear bodecea and Fenton Lum:

The one reference I can remember in the Bible when Jesus took correction from someone,
was by a woman. The woman who rebuked him after he demanded to know who touched his robe. She explained her reasoning and Jesus changed his tone and acknowledged her.

She did not attack him, but spoke with wisdom and respect.
And the Bible says it is a wise man who accepts rebuke.

If Jesus was going to be cite or dragged into this,
he might remind us to remove the splinter or beam from our own eyes
before helping neighbors remove theirs. To speak with respect because
we hold ourselves to the same standards and process we ask of others.

NOTE: The one incident I can cite that Trump actually APOLOGIZED was
for these comments he ACKNOWLEDGED publicly as wrong,
and admitted he was committed to being a better man than that.

I believe Jesus would focus on supporting Trump in "making good" on his
commitment to correct his faults. In order to restore good faith relations.

See Matthew 18:15-20
If you are going to bring rebuke to your brother, do so in person
with the intention of winning back and restoring the relationship.
Only if establishing truth by reconciliation fails, even after bringing
in others to mediate, then you take the complaint public to the whole
church. And if they still won't hear then you leave them as a heathen and hypocrite.
But only after following steps of "due process" to try to resolve the issue
or grievance with that person directly.

Sorry love, I do not subscribe to the male dominator god perceptual reality any more than Don does.