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Trump campaign surrogate Pastor Mark Burns told Breitbart News Daily SiriusXM host Alex Marlow on Wednesday, “Hillary Clinton is not the candidate for people of faith.” “I cannot stress this enough for every person of faith,” continued Burns. “It is a 911 call for all religious people or people of faith. And that’s all faiths.” Burns cited both Democrat-backed legislation and recent WikiLeak emails – as Breitbart News reported – to back up his claim: In a new WikiLeaks disclosure, key figures in the Clinton campaign reveal a visceral anti-Catholicism, attacking Rupert Murdoch for raising his children Catholic and calling...

The left collectively wakes up every morning and shouts "racism" before anything even happens. But its hysterical cries of racism now make even less sense than ever. Pastor Mark Burns, an African-American Trump supporter, is being accused by the media of racism for posting this "racially offensive" cartoon that mocked Hillary Clinton's racially offensive pandering to black people by depicting her in blackface.

Chants of “All Lives Matter!” filled the arena at the Republican National Convention Thursday — a not-so-subtle jab at the Black Lives Matter movement that calls attention to police violence against African-Americans. Leading the chant was a pastor from South Carolina — Mark Burns, who is black. He said Donald Trump won’t “pander” to one race. […] The “All Lives Matter” chant is often used by conservatives to counter the Black Lives Matter movement, which was started after a spate of incidents in which police officers shot and killed unarmed African-Americans. …

Wow! Here is Pastor Mark Burns introducing Donald Trump at his Tampa, Florida rally today. Pastor Burns brought the house down with a barn-burner of a speech. He forcefully spoke for Trump and slammed Hillary Clinton as a real “racist.” Burns said Clinton “panders” on the basis of race “to steal their votes.” Under Trump, Burns said the only colors that will matter are “the red, white and blue.” Donald Trump should put this man FRONT and CENTER to speak for him all across America! He should speak at the Republican Convention in prime time! . . . .