[kabar]

His first wife recanted and said that Donald would make a terrific President. They were married at the time of the allegation and there was a heated divorce proceeding. This is not another Juanita Broderick.

Your position, then, is that adultery is okay unless you’re in the Oval Office?

I will not judge others when it comes to a person's marital relations. They will be judged by someone much higher than me.

I suppose that’s based on your understanding of the Judaeo/Christian beliefs?

I will not impose my beliefs on others. I have been married for 46 years and have been faithful without exception.

"Judge not, and ye shall not be judged: condemn not, and ye shall not be condemned: forgive, and ye shall be forgiven:" Luke 6:37

[stephenjohnbanker]

And Trump’s children turned out so well that most parents should be in awe of them. Character matters. Look at Chelsea Clinton, who is a grifter, and serial liar.

[Spunky]

""Judge not, and ye shall not be judged: condemn not, and ye shall not be condemned: forgive, and ye shall be forgiven:" Luke 6:37"

One needs to put this verse into the full context of the chapter.

Footnote from the NIV Jesus did not relieve his followers of the need for discerning right and wrong (also see vv. 43-45) but he condemned unjust and hypocritical judging of others.

See Matthew 7:1-5 also.

[elhombrelibre]

But you’ll trust Trump knowing he’s not a man who is faithful in love or business. You’ll empower him despite his amoral outlook on so many Christian values. Not trusting him isn’t judging his soul. It’s realizing that he’s not even held one elected office. It’s knowing that you don’t start at the very top without any experience. And you don’t hire a man you cannot trust on fundamental things knowing he breaks his word. And his word is no good. His character and his word mean nothing to him. So you’re backing a fraud.