Trump is an equal opportunity offender, he’s called men worse.
His business history tells a different story, lots of female execs some of whom make more than male counterparts. Women headed up projects before it was fashionable. Don’t fall for political speak, look at candidate’s records/actions.
Or Hillary Clinton. Either will do.
Shut up, Susan.
Susan Stamper Brown. Three name syndrome. Nuff said...
Enough with the Religion already, I want a General, not a Mayberry Pastor.
Indicates she would NEVER vote for a Republican anyways.
More P.O.S. journalism.
Does that mean for Trump to find peace he must go Broke?-)
Who?
Never heard of her
Well this clears up why Democrats keep winning every 4 years so easily.
Why dont we just have all of the candidates go to Benny Hinn’s megachurch, and have Bible quiz time for the nomination? Let’s just do away with this sloppy process.
‘Everyone is entitled to their opinion...’
No, everyone is entitled to his/her opinion...
When the Republicans get whipped in November, you can thank Townhall, National Review and FNC.
To be fair he only called CERTAIN women names. I’m sure that Trump does indeed like women.
that’s OK sweetie when the moslems get to your town you and the other women will have worse concerns than being called names...
Enjoy !!!
“Stamper” is appropriate. She is throwing a tantrum.
I am not trying to bash Trump, at all, but the author describes exactly what has bothered me so much during this early Primary season. Obviously, we are not electing a pastor, and no person is without fault. That doesn't bother me, but IMO there are better alternatives.
Ah yes the old “camel through the needle” adage.
A favorite of liberals along with “Judge Not”.
Nevermind the fact that perhaps the richest man in history has a Bible book named after him.
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Trump has used up all of his passes.
Hes dead Jim.
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Townhall = Salem Media = RedState = Establishment
Give her a Teddy Bear to hold onto for when the Muslim Rape Gangs come around.
Dear Friends,
I have really prayed about sending this email because I do not ever want to cause a rift in our group and do not want anyone to misunderstand my intent. I have not seen this reported on TV, printed news...but heard about it from another believer.
I wrote this email and waited. I wanted God to show me I was doing the right thing, after all we put our trust in God and not in any man. It is God who allows leaders to rule over us. Good or bad. I got my confirmation in today's reading of Leviticus. (Our church and bible study groups are reading through the bible in a year)
“If a person sins because he does not speak up when he hears a public charge to testify regarding something he has seen or learned about, he will be held responsible “ Leviticus 5:1
I wanted everyone to know what I recently learned about one of the republican presidential candidates. I included parts of articles and the link to that article so you can check it yourself. There are other articles by secular sites but chose Christian sites. Unfortunately while investigating the truth on this man I came upon a site that I saw more than I wanted to see of this man's wife, or more than anyone should see. I will not include that link. Beware, there is truth mixed with lies. I do not want lies to be told about this man, only truth.
I am not endorsing any candidate, only warning of one. If you're as concerned as I am about the direction this country is going, this man's leadership will rival Bill Clinton's’ personal actions. There are also political policies I disagree with, but it's the spiritual damage he will do to our country I am concerned about.
Feel free to be a Berean and double check me, but be cautious about what sites you open.
Love In Christ,
Linda
Remember Obama told people he was a Christian, yet his actions have been very anti-christian.
And by this we know that we have come to know him, if we keep his commandments. Whoever says “I know him†but does not keep his commandments is a liar, and the truth is not in him. 1 John 2:3-4
Christianity Today
This sort of political discourse is starting to affect how evangelicals talk about Trump. A notable exception is Russell Moore. He has consistently presented a line of argument—and not just name calling. His major thesis is that Trump is immoral by Christian standards. This is a fact: from Trump’s owning of strip clubs to his bragging about sleeping around to his Nietzsche-esque notions of power. Moore believes that a leader’s moral behavior will affect his leadership, so he argues that no Christian should support a candidate like Trump. This will not convince all Christians, but at least it’s an argument grounded in the fact of Trump’s moral behavior.
Charisma Magazine
“The late Dr. Jerry Falwell Sr. would be rolling over in his grave if he knew the son who bore his name had endorsed the most immoral and ungodly man to ever run for President of the United States,†John Stemberger, president of Florida Family Action, said in a statement Monday. “Trump is a thrice married owner of casing with strip clubs and would give us the first ‘First Lady’ who has proudly posed in the nude while supporting gay marriage and funding Planned Parenthood with taxpayer money.â€
Unique in So Many Ways
Indeed, Trump would be like no president before him.
The first to be married three times, cheating on the first two (and probably the third).
The first whose wife appeared nude in a magazine.
The first to boast of his sexual proclivities, claiming to have had sexual relations with some of the “top women in the world.” (This is who Sarah Palin is supporting?)
He will be the first that has owned casinos with strip clubs.
To proudly proclaim that he will seek revenge against his personal enemies “as viciously and as violently as you can.”
His wife will be the first first lady that has posed for lesbian porn.
And with that last bullet in mind, do you really think for a minute that Trump opposes gay marriage?
http://www.charismanews.com/opinion/54750-evangelicals-please-don-t-let-donald-trump-fool-you
Why Donald Trump Threatens to Trump the Gospel
Donald Trump talked about his Christian faith Saturday, but said he's never sought forgiveness for his sins.
The event is a gathering sponsored by several socially-conservative Christian organizations, including the Family Research Council, a socially conservative lobbying organization; Liberty University, the world's largest evangelical university; and the National Organization for Marriage, a group established to prevent the legalization of same-sex marriage.
Trump, who told CNN earlier that he is both anti-abortion and anti-same-sex marriage, said people are surprised to learn about his Christian faith.
“People are so shocked when they find ... out I am Protestant. I am Presbyterian. And I go to church and I love God and I love my church,” he said.
Moderator Frank Luntz asked Trump whether he has ever asked God for forgiveness for his actions.
“I am not sure I have. I just go on and try to do a better job from there. I don't think so,” he said. “I think if I do something wrong, I think, I just try and make it right. I don't bring God into that picture. I don't.”
www.christianitytoday.com/edstetzer/2015/july/morning-roundup-72715.html