Evangelicals’ embrace of Donald Trump may cost them the future
Jul 30, 2018 16:11:21 #
Bad Bob
Loc: Virginia
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Evangelicals’ embrace of Donald Trump may cost them the future
Last week, Michael Cohen released what has been said to be the first of many tapes he has of private conversations with his former client, Donald Trump. Despite the furious spinning from Trump apologists on cable news, the tape clearly shows that Trump, who has denied knowledge of paying off mistresses in the past, clearly remembers a previous discussion about this and volunteers, "So, what do we got to pay for this? One-fifty?" The casual tone is remarkable, suggesting that such payoffs are routine in Trump's world. For decades, these leaders have been trying to impose a strict sexual morality on the rest of America — one that forbids premarital sex and homosexuality — through not just moral scolding but government action, including such as abstinence-until-marriage programs in high school and restrictions on contraception and a******n meant to punish women for defying a moral code to which most Americans don't subscribed.
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Evangelicals’ embrace of Donald Trump may cost them the future
Last week, Michael Cohen released what has been said to be the first of many tapes he has of private conversations with his former client, Donald Trump. Despite the furious spinning from Trump apologists on cable news, the tape clearly shows that Trump, who has denied knowledge of paying off mistresses in the past, clearly remembers a previous discussion about this and volunteers, "So, what do we got to pay for this? One-fifty?" The casual tone is remarkable, suggesting that such payoffs are routine in Trump's world. For decades, these leaders have been trying to impose a strict sexual morality on the rest of America — one that forbids premarital sex and homosexuality — through not just moral scolding but government action, including such as abstinence-until-marriage programs in high school and restrictions on contraception and a******n meant to punish women for defying a moral code to which most Americans don't subscribed.
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Jul 30, 2018 16:48:18 #
Bad Bob wrote:
LMAO.. U R a scream Bob, diminished cognizant.
Jul 30, 2018 16:58:38 #
Bad Bob
Loc: Virginia
plainlogic wrote:
LMAO.. U R a scream Bob, diminished cognizant.
I didn't v**e for your lying POS buffoon.
Jul 30, 2018 17:21:52 #
Jul 31, 2018 08:34:06 #
The question lies in evangelicals openly supporting people who have broken many of the Ten Commandments openly and unapologetically because of their support for a few politically charged religious positions. It seems that they have chosen to ignore Biblical admonishments against such things as adultery and greed. It seems that they feel good Christians can pick and choose what part of The Word they support for political reasons.
Oct 21, 2018 19:24:28 #
free believer wrote:
The question lies in evangelicals openly supporting people who have broken many of the Ten Commandments openly and unapologetically because of their support for a few politically charged religious positions. It seems that they have chosen to ignore Biblical admonishments against such things as adultery and greed. It seems that they feel good Christians can pick and choose what part of The Word they support for political reasons.
Oct 21, 2018 19:28:13 #
Bad Bob
Loc: Virginia
free believer wrote:
The question lies in evangelicals openly supporting people who have broken many of the Ten Commandments openly and unapologetically because of their support for a few politically charged religious positions. It seems that they have chosen to ignore Biblical admonishments against such things as adultery and greed. It seems that they feel good Christians can pick and choose what part of The Word they support for political reasons.
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