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  20,000?   You gotta get those numbers up, those are rookie numbers.
context: ~.01% of US Christians.  Trump should piss all Christians off, but lets not pretend this number is in any way representative of anything meaningful. >
  
  
  Trump should piss all Christians off
  
  Meh, I got over the idea decades ago that christians should be good people because they're christian.
  Most of the nastiest people I have ever known were also the strongest christians I have ever known. 
  Racism, homophobia, bigotry, sexism, you name it, it all came from people who went to church 2-3 times a week.
  I'm much more impressed by a nonreligious person who is a good person than a christian who is an awesome person.
  At this point the only thing I think christians should do is fuck off with the christian nationalism stuff and focus on being a half decent person who is capable of living in a modern democracy. 
  If "I'm a christian" comes out of their mouth outside church then I'm not listening because I don't care anymore after all the damage that has followed that phrase in american history. >
  
  I hope you don't mean 100% of all Christians or other religious people... >
  
  Did you respond to the wrong comment? >
  
  Maybe, woops /s >
  
  Wow, Christian America finally standing up for what's right...by the dozens. >
  
  I'll believe it when it comes to the election. It's not like the "christians" haven't been wee bit dishonest in the past >
  
  Correct.  There are plenty of people that said they didn't like Trump but still voted for him because he was GOP candidate.  They need to put their money where their mouth is. >
  
  Now do DeSantis >
  
  But he held up the bible (upside down) that one time!