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Trump the harlot

Acts-dicted Posts: 8065 **3/9/16 2:28 pm**

Cruz supporters are faced with a difficult choice. Most of them support Cruz over Trump because Trump , for varied reasons, conflicts with their Christian principles and sensibilities. I understand their concerns about Trump's crude demeanor. But please consider the following points....

This past week a group consisting of GOP establishment and left-wing elites (you read that correctly) held a closed meeting in Sea Island, Ga on how to "take out Trump". Some of the names on the list did not surprise me(I wonder if Mr. Burns from "The Simpsons" was there.). Other names on the list of attendees broke my heart.

You see friends, those in charge of that meeting are not concerned about your Christian values. In fact, they view those values as something that has held the GOP back from "growing and maturing". It is interesting to note that the GOP elite never had such a strategy meeting on how to bring down Obama. It is also important to note that the attendees of this meeting never pondered as to what THEY had done to cause the average GOP voter to reject them for outsiders. Frankly, they do not care.

Make no mistake, these NWO devils hate Cruz just as much as they do Trump and if they are successful in eliminating Trump, Cruz is next. They see both men as a threat simply because neither is a member of the "club" and will not play their games.

So I say to my Christian friends who declare "Never Trump!", you have two choices. First, you can back a brokered convention where a Romney or Dole is chosen to be the sacrificial lamb to lose to Hillary, or you can march with a very flawed General (crude as Patton was) who will stand between you and those who want to erase what's left of our Christian heritage in this nation. Rahab the harlot was chosen by God to help bring victory to Israel at Jericho. Think about that...a harlot. Don't limit God on what imperfect vessels he might use to save this nation.

This is not an endorsment of any candidate. Just a reality check.

Thank you.
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"It is doubtful if any Trinitarian Pentecostals have ever professed to believe in three gods, and Oneness Pentecostals should not claim that they do." - Daniel Segraves UPCI

Golf Cart Mafia Consigliere Posts: 3147 **3/9/16 2:37 pm**

The reality is that Rubio and Kasich are sending this to a brokered convention regardless of what Cruz does. If only 35% of the voters want Trump, they will vote for Rubio or Kasich if Cruz bowed out. The only chance of a non-brokered convention is in the hands of Rubio (and maybe Kasich).

Have not been a Cruz fan, but

Acts Enthusiast Posts: 1994 **3/9/16 2:51 pm**

I have not been a Cruz fan (and I don't like the pressure put on pastors to support him), but for me, a Cruz/Kasich ticket is preferable to just about any other combinations I can think of. An Hispanic and an Anglo, Texas and Ohio (two big states), conservative Constitutionist and a mid-western pragmatist, a senator and a governor. Both have compelling stories and both have been elected to office and have been vetted.

I fear that the direction of the Republican Party is headed will result in no viable opposition to Clinton and the liberal elite, which will lead to the dismantling of American democracy. We Christians, who are now in the minority, are facing our own homegrown "ISIS" under one party rule.

Mat

Acts Enthusiast Posts: 1323 **3/9/16 2:53 pm**

Or you can simply vote for a third party candidate.

There is no situation or circumstance that I would pull the lever for Trump.

Also, please Trump doesn't care one iota about our Christian Heritage unless it benefits him in some way.

Hon. Dr. in Acts-celeratology Posts: 6385 **3/9/16 5:02 pm**

Acts-dicted Posts: 8065 **3/9/16 5:46 pm**

Acts Enthusiast Posts: 1055 **3/9/16 5:52 pm**

A flawed leader is one thing. Donald Trump as the Republican nominee would be something else. I could support a flawed Cruz. I could support a flawed Rubio. I could support a flawed Kasich. I could have supported a flawed Bush, Carson, Fiorina, Huckabee, maybe even Rand Paul.

I won't support Donald Trump for President of the United States of America. I think the fact that he is the Republican front runner, and has a legitimate chance of becoming President is one of the greatest national embarrassments of my lifetime.

Oh foolish Americans, who has bewitched you?
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Golf Cart Mafia Consigliere Posts: 3147 **3/9/16 6:05 pm**

Acts-dicted Posts: 8065 **3/9/16 6:20 pm**

Golf Cart Mafia Consigliere Posts: 3147 **3/9/16 6:37 pm**

Hon. Dr. in Acts-celeratology Posts: 6385 **3/9/16 9:36 pm**

Trump’s positions often vary depending on who he’s talking to.

Acts-dicted Posts: 8065 **3/9/16 9:43 pm**

Re: Have not been a Cruz fan, but

Acts-perienced Poster Posts: 11849 **3/10/16 9:35 am**

Acts-perienced Poster Posts: 11849 **3/10/16 9:37 am**

Golf Cart Mafia Capo Famiglia Posts: 4955 **3/10/16 9:42 am**

I too think a Cruz/Kasich ticket would be a big winner. As things are playing out with the establishment seeking a brokered election so they can run whoever they want to out there and thwart the will of the people as if we were the Democratic party, I'm having a hard time maintaining my "NeverTrump" stance. I'd rather have a bad candidate that was voted for by the people than an establishment drone. On the other hand, if Trump doesn't reach the 1237 number, then he really isn't the choice of the people, not having a majority. If he doesn't reach the majority, then the party has spoken that they really do not want Donald Trump haven't they? At that point I'd hope that the party would agree to let the delegates vote on the top 4 candidates (or less) until they have a majority picked from those. Any new candidate or low-tier candidate such as Bush would probably split the party.

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[Insert Acts Pun Here] Posts: 14803 **3/10/16 3:38 pm**

Yep, I tried to hint that to NBF when he suggested Florida wouldn't be fooled twice. They went for Obama twice.