>

The percentage of Holy Rollers that have turned away from Trump, is so small that it is better described as a non event. In 21 months they will All be back in his corner anyway.
Fuck Trump and Talibangelicals, the country would be better off without em both. >

Evangelicals got 3 SC judges and the overturning of Roe v Wade. Now they don't need him anymore. He is getting dumped. >


Evangelical leaders once played a critical role in building the coalition that won Donald Trump the presidency. Today, however, finds Trump now lashing out at the same group he once relied on as many faith leaders have chosen to remain on the sidelines in the early stages of his third bid for the White House.  
Appearing on Real America's Voice on Monday, Trump told The Water Cooler host David Brody he believed evangelical leaders were being disloyal to his cause ... even after he delivered on promises to seat Supreme Court justices willing to support evangelicals' mission to overturn federal protections for abortion as well as initiatives like expanding "school choice," which would allow public dollars to flow into private and religious academic institutions.  
"That's a sign of disloyalty," Trump said. "There's great disloyalty in the world of politics and that's a sign of disloyalty because nobody, as you know ... has ever done more for [the] right to life than Donald Trump. Three Supreme Court justices and they all voted [to overturn Roe v. Wade] ... they won, they finally won! ... I was a little disappointed because I thought they could have fought much harder during the election," Trump said. "A lot of them didn't fight or weren't really around to fight, and it did energize the Democrats. But a lot of the people that wanted and fought for years to get it, they sort of ... they were there protesting and doing what they could have done ... there's nobody that did more for the movement than I have. And that includes the movement of evangelicals and Christians and the movement very much of 'right to life,'" he said.  
Though polls show Trump remains the Republican frontrunner for his party's nomination a year and a half from now, he may have some reason to worry. The evangelical vote was essential to Trump's winning coalition in 2016 as well as his performance in his losing re-election bid in 2020, when he secured record-high support from white, evangelical Christians across the board ...  
In recent weeks, pieces in outlets like Vanity Fair and others have painted a picture of a reluctant evangelical community that has grown wary of Trump's sporadic moods and the baggage he carries with the American public, with some believing his lack of appeal with independent voters and some of his own party could spell out defeat for their movement in 2024. >

He says that he installed three justices who would overturn those laws based on their religious belief. 
This is unconstitutional. >

Name one thing Trump has ever said or done that isn't. >

"You have to flush 10 to 15 times now."
...
Hmm, this is harder than I thought. >

He's old news to the republicans. They've got DeSatan now to do their dirty work. >

Yes but DeSatanis have the courage to take him on ? >

It may not be that hard by the time he needs to throw his hat in the ring. I’ve read a lot of threads on the conservative subreddit since the midterms and there’s a very clear transition happening from Trump to DeSantis. Trump is trying to bully people back into line, but he no longer has the pull to do so, so it’s just shrinking his base of support even further. Trump is done, not because of any of the terrible things he did, but because he is now perceived as an electoral loser. >

When has Trump ever been loyal to anyone? >

Putin >

Okay, I'll give you that one >

Mohammed bin Salman. >

Can’t bite the hand that feeds >

The tiny wrath of a false idol. >

Apparently, the evangelical leaders are just like Trump.
They supported him for as long as he was useful to them and then dropped him. Same thing Trump does with everyone around him. >

A conman complaining that other conmen were conmen >

Maybe people will finally get it! Trump only tolerates people he deems useful to  himself,  all others are trash to him. >

Well, that’s been more than obvious for the longest time now. That has absolutely nothing to do with his success up to this point. There’s just been no one quite able or willing to do the things he has been willing to do. >

Trump is literally the opposite of Christian values lol.  I will never take evangelicals seriously ever again.  Nothing screams brain-dead hypocrisy more than these folks voting for republicans time and time again. >

I could have saved you some time -- there was no point taking them as sincere (although they are always serious) before either. >

This is a little unsettling, trump usually doesn’t go in to attack mode like this.
Unless there is something else going on that we don’t know about his ability to take things in stride is going against his usual calm demeanor.
I’m sure he will issue an apology if he hasn’t already, he is a stand up guy.
rated S for sarcasm >

Who would Christ grab by the pussy? >

Mary Magdalene >

next >

medusa >

He’s finding out they are just as transactional as he is.  They backed him so they could get 6 seats on the Supreme Court and overturn abortion.  They got that.  What do they need him for anymore? >

They allegedly believe in God. 
And that particular God is the dollar bill. 
Sorry Don, your tax returns showed you to be an ungodly man. >

You tell ‘em Donald! The greatest Christian that ever lived should be able to count on his minions to destroy RINO’s such as Mitch and DeSantis. >

I can’t tell what is and isn’t satire anymore >

its so unbelievably stupid... that they would actually say it. I think we split off into the cuckoo universe when they fired up the hadron collider, but that's just my theory. >

I assume it's liberal trolling, encouraging Republicans to fight themselves. >

Self-serving, money-worshiping charlatans got what they wanted from their useful idiot. >

Lol trump is dead in the water. >

Unfortunately it seems a good majority of Republicans who wouldn’t choose him as the person they would vote for would be more than willing to vote for him if he won the Republican Primary. I wouldn’t call that being dead in the water. >

A president always needs more than their party to win the presidency. This is especially true for Republicans >

I fully understand that, but the fact that so many do seem willing to even consider him is rather disturbing especially given what he has done and what he attempted to do. All I’m saying is there are many who still are more than willing to vote for him. All you have to do is look at the House and what happened recently to see what an influence he still has to this day.
DeSantis wouldn’t exist if not for Trump. >

What influence? Many of his candidates lost in the midterms and he endorsed McCarthy who needed 15 votes to be named speaker... >

The craziest come out to vote for trump not some r on the ticket. Many are non voters. It’s a cult of one. A lot of the candidates he endorsed won their primary then lost in the next round. >

Yeah so...dead in the water >

There you go stupid!  Kick and sling mud at the cult that deified you as the next Jesus. That’ll end well >

Says the loyalest guy ever... >

I gave them thirty pieces of silver and got nothing in return. >

Evangelicals are deciding he's not the fascist racist authoritarian who can create a religious dictatorship for them. >

Wait. He thought he could trust Bible salesmen? >

These people actually thought Trump was anointed by God and several I knew even went to far as to directly compare Trump to Jesus in a positive manner. 
It was like they finally found someone who talked of greed, sex assault and general worship of mammon to replace that silly leftist Jesus and his help the poor and suffering bullshit. >

They aren't even loyal to their religion, but they are going to be loyal to an orange wannabe mobster and traitor to his country? OK. >

They’re hardly loyal to their imaginary deity, mere mortals don’t stand a chance. >

even religious nutjobs don't like losers bruh >

I know that it's obvious to people with normal brains, but political leadership is based on doing a good job for your constituents.  In exchange, they continue to support you.
There's no "loyalty". >

Last week trump was blaming the anti-abortion movement for the weak midterm results. This week he’s taking credit for it. What will next week bring? Stay tuned! >


...nobody, as you know...has ever done more for [the] right to life than Donald Trump. Three Supreme Court justices and they all voted [to overturn Roe v. Wade]...they won, they finally won!"

2 months ago he was blaming that for the midterm losses/underperformance.
I'll never understand how someone (his base) can so religiously ignore the hypocrisy and double speak that flows out of his mouth, like water over Niagara Falls. 
Like, how can you see and hear this shit, continuously, and then turn around and pretend the guy has even a modicum of integrity or honesty?
And if you've decided those things don't matter to you, how do you concvince yourself he's not lying to you? >

Does anyone else feel like he’s slipping into “who gives a shit” territory? >

I wanted to belive this, until the speech from the new Speaker of the House. 
This guy is still in dangerous proximity to the White House 2025. 
And his daily lies are still further poisoning the society with hate and divide. 
As long as this doesn‘t stop, no, not irrelevant. >

Perhaps. His sycophantic base is really small at this point and the last election proved that he doesn't have the reach he used to have. If news sites would stop covering him - he'd have no reach at all.   
I don't see him ever being prosecuted in a way that includes jail time but he's going to be exposed in every way he hates over the course of the coming (and in progress) lawsuits. Couple that with the hope that the GOP in the House screws their own chances in 2024 and we're in a pretty strong position.  
A harder topic: What's to be done in this country about people that weaponize free speech and also have access to media outlets that will "pull" when he "pushes"? So he tells a lie or spreads fear about, whatever, Biden and Fox/OAN/Newsmax do "stories" of how Democrats want to steal your gas stove. The result of those messages is then grown and cultivated in the soft-headed citizens that won't watch anything else and evolves until you have QAnon.   
So Trump, on his own, is worthless. He has no voice and, maybe, 30k true believers. Barely enough to fill a baseball stadium. >

God has always been fickle.  First you can't eat meat on Sunday.  Then many years later you can.  Women have to wear a hat in church.  Then they don't have to.  Women can't be priests.  Then they can.  Mass used to be done (and responded to) in Latin.  Now it's not.  Some foods you can eat.  Some foods you can't.  Trump had his time in God's good graces.  Now it appears those have gone.  God has always been fickle. >


God has always been fickle.

And he gives kids cancer. Sounds like a bit of an asshole really. >

The crazies are done with crazy? Imagine that >

So Christian >

“Two Corinthians, 3:17, that’s the whole ballgame … is that the one you like?” Maybe they’re noticing it hasn’t gotten any better. >

I get so tired if the "Trump lashes out at...." headlines.
Its all so boring and predictable and its not news. >

“Trump told The Water Cooler host David Brody he believed evangelical leaders were being disloyal …. This, even after he delivered on promises to seat Supreme Court justices willing to support evangelicals' mission to overturn federal protections for abortion.”  
Aside from white supremacists who shouted with glee when Trump railed against immigrants, I will never understand how such a large swath of Americans, including Evangelicals, were so duped by Trump. 
But many Evangelicals knew better. They made a devil’s bargain and voted for Trump for their conservative Supreme Court justices and to overturn Roe v. Wade. 
And then you have Jerry Falwell, Jr., who agreed to support Trump among Evangelical leaders, in exchange for Trump and Cohen burying his sex scandal.  
Christianity has gone so far away from Jesus’ teachings it is unrecognizable. Many churches seem to have adopted a toxic combination of religion, politics and nationalism that has wrapped faith tightly in patriotism.  In the end, it is a cult. >

Christianity has been moving away from  Jesus' teachings since the spring of the year 33 AD. >

The orange grifter is mad that the other grifters don’t see any values in him any longer?