MAGA Man, Liberals aren't evil, Trump is. I find it amazing that people can support a person for the presidency that have been impeached twice, indicted four times for ninety one felonies, found responsible for rape, and two cases of fraud in civil court, as well as two counts of defamation. The evidence that he committed even worse crimes like sedition, insurrection, trying to overthrow a fair and honest election, is more than compelling, it is overwhelming. Other conduct includes cheating on all three of his wives, lying thousands and thousands of times, paying off a porn actress to keep her mouth shut, advocating violence towards his political opponents, and G-d only knows other terrible crimes he has committed.
His niece, Mary Trump a Phd. in clinical psychology has diagnosed him as a sociopath, as have many people that have worked for him. I have just finished a book by Cassidy Hutchinson called " Enough". Ms Hutchinson was a loyal worker in the White House for Trump. After a while, she decided that she could no longer work for Trump because of his lies, terrible conduct in office, and his apparent not giving a damn about the US Constitution, the American people, and the nation itself. All he ever cared about was his own ego, money, and power. There are many other books by people that worked for him and came to the same conclusion as Ms Hutchinson.
I would be glad to give you a list of books about Trump, and his many terrible crimes, and terrible conduct in office.

No, your God approves these guys:

Late last month, the Southern Baptist Convention settled a sex abuse lawsuit brought against a man named Paul Pressler for an undisclosed sum. The lawsuit was filed in 2017 and alleged that Pressler had raped a man named Duane Rollins for decades, with the rapes beginning when Rollins was only 14 years old.

The story would be terrible enough if Pressler were simply an ordinary predator. But while relatively unknown outside of evangelical circles, Pressler is one of the most important American religious figures of the 20th century. He and his friend Paige Patterson, a former president of the Southern Baptist Convention, are two of the key architects of the so-called conservative resurgence within the S.B.C.