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He refuses to bad mouth Trump like the rest of the candidates. I think he's setting himself up to be his running mate.

Trumps base is too racist for that. He could definitely grab a cabinet position though. Trump loves having people around to stoke his ego
Nah Trump is set on a woman VP. It would be Haley or Huckabee. Huckabee would be the better choice for his base since most people got use to seeing her daily.
 
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If Jesus came back and saved these cacs who believe in him, they would have a melt down trying to decide whether or not they want to continue following a “Muslim”.

Nothing else matters to these obese bubble dwellers. If it’s not white it’s not right, period.
The pseudo Taliban-Chritians would put Jesus to death for being a liberal.
 
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The pseudo Taliban-Chritians would put Jesus to death for being a liberal.
This is actually a thing too :mjlol:

White racism is poison and aims to destroy everything in it's path including the white people who espouse those beliefs


Evangelicals Are Now Rejecting 'Liberal' Teachings of Jesus​


An evangelical leader is warning that conservative Christians are now rejecting the teachings of Jesus as "liberal talking points."

Russell Moore, former top official for the Southern Baptist Convention (SBC) who is now the editor-in-chief of Christianity Today, said during an interview aired on NPR's All Things Considered this week that Christianity is in a "crisis" due to the current state of right-wing politics.

Moore has found himself at odds with other evangelical leaders due to his frequent criticism of former President Donald Trump. He resigned his position with the SBC in 2021 following friction over his views on Trump and a sex abuse crisis among Southern Baptist clergy.

In his NPR interview, Moore suggested that Trump had transformed the political landscape in the U.S. to the point where some Christian conservatives are openly denouncing a central doctrine of their religion as being too "weak" and "liberal" for their liking.


"Multiple pastors tell me, essentially, the same story about quoting the Sermon on the Mount, parenthetically, in their preaching—'turn the other cheek'—[and] to have someone come up after to say, 'Where did you get those liberal talking points?'" Moore said.

"When the pastor would say, 'I'm literally quoting Jesus Christ' ... The response would be, 'Yes, but that doesn't work anymore. That's weak," he added. "When we get to the point where the teachings of Jesus himself are seen as subversive to us, then we're in a crisis."

During an interview with Semafor last month, Moore warned that Trump posed "a unique threat, both to American institutions and to the church's witness." He added that he had provided political and spiritual advice to candidates running against Trump in the 2024 GOP presidential primary.

Evangelicals are a key voting block for Republicans. Exit polls of the 2020 presidential election indicated that up to 81 percent of white evangelical Protestant voters cast ballots for Trump over then-future President Joe Biden, according to Gallup.

During an interview on conservative network Real America's Voice in January, Trump lashed out at certain evangelical leaders that he said displayed a "great disloyalty" by being reluctant to back his 2024 presidential run.

"That's a sign of disloyalty," Trump complained. "There's nobody that did more for the movement than I have. And that includes the movement of evangelicals and Christians and the movement very much of 'right to life.'"

Moore went to to say that he did not think it would be possible to "fix" Christianity by "fighting a war for the soul of evangelicalism," urging his concerned brethren to instead fight "small and local" battles like refusing to go along with the current "church culture."
 
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I literally can not stand a person like you. You and people like you are full of shyt. That is the realist thing that I can say. Cry about a child that is aborted, but don't give one damn about a Black man or woman that is murdered by the police; or who is wrongly convicted and imprisoned or executed by the government.

I was kidding before but you legitimately may be a bona fide stupid person. I never mentioned any of that you complete imbecile.
 

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What are you talking about? I am very well aware of this wicked nation, its beginnings, middle, and current events. Do you know about the history of black women and abortion? 42 percent of abortions are done by black women. Now why is that? How is that, when we account for only 13 percent of this country?

Cause "bootstraps" won't slow down child mortality rate. A lot of those babies aborted would have died in childhood and never make it to adulthood.
 
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Cause "bootstraps" won't slow down child mortality rate. A lot of those babies aborted would have died in childhood and never make it to adulthood.
Same folks that claim to care about children (When's it's convient to try and win an argument) also don't think those children deserve a fundamental right to food, shelter, and healthcare.

The below should always be the response to those folks

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I was kidding before but you legitimately may be a bona fide stupid person. I never mentioned any of that you complete imbecile.
So if I am to understand your bullshyt position correctly you are outraged about abortions. So you are for protecting the unborn, which would be an admirable position by you and your ilk if you all were not sitting silently by while policies are being pushed to deprive the babies that are born of basic stuff like food, healthcare and education. What do you think about the governor of Iowa and 14 other GOP led States rejecting nutrition programs for kids pushed by the Department of Agriculture so that children could have food in the Summertime when children are out of school?
 

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Nah Trump is set on a woman VP. It would be Haley or Huckabee. Huckabee would be the better choice for his base since most people got use to seeing her daily.
upchuckabee is a cow.... i doubt trump is going to drag that thing around on the campaign trail with him.....
 
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So if I am to understand your bullshyt position correctly you are outraged about abortions. So you are for protecting the unborn, which would be an admirable position by you and your ilk if you all were not sitting silently by while policies are being pushed to deprive the babies that are born of basic stuff like food, healthcare and education. What do you think about the governor of Iowa and 14 other GOP led States rejecting nutrition programs for kids pushed by the Department of Agriculture so that children could have food in the Summertime when children are out of school?

Yet another straw man. You do not know to converse with people, therefore, don’t quote me, fakkit.
 

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But they remember he went to Rev Wright’s church
Rev Wright kept it real and had cacs in shambles.



You're right. Is he a Muslim or a radical Christian? Noticed how Sean Hannity or the rest of the right wing never called him that. Only a leftist radical but never a Christian radical.:sas2:
 
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