Kamala Harris' recent attempts to pander to marginalized groups with her politics and bigotry seem to be going in a very bad direction.
After trying to win back black male voters who had deserted her and the Democratic Party. all at once By promising to federally legalize marijuana, Harris turned to Christian voters more broadly. hinting at “Putting faith into action” means voting for her despite her fervent support for abortion and gender ideology, past anti-Christian statements, and efforts to undermine religious freedom. It means to throw.
The online portion of the “Souls to the Polls” campaign, which coincided with Harris' Sunday church visit in Georgia, was met with overwhelming ridicule.
Harris
tweeted “Each of us has the power to make a difference in our communities and in this election. Now is the time to come together to demonstrate our faith in action and service.” It’s time to do it.” . ”
Despite receiving nearly 2 million views on X, the post received fewer than 8,000 likes.
“This is truly disgusting, superficial, disingenuous pandering, and it is beyond words.”
Blaze TV host allie beth stuckey made a joke“Christian nationalism is very scary.”
Aaron McIntyreBlazeTV's “The Aaron McIntyre please show me who helped The “ratio” of the vice president’s post; answered“Looks like you're at the wrong rally.”
McIntyre's comment, which at the time of publication had about 9,000 more likes than Harris' post, was a reference to the vice president's remarks at a campaign event in La Crosse, Wisconsin, last week. Ta.
On Thursday, the day Mr. Harris concluded the Archdiocese of New York's 79th Annual Alfred E. Smith Memorial Foundation Banquet, the Vice President reportedly A pair of Christian college students who shouted “Jesus is Lord” said they were “attending the wrong meeting.”
Grant Bess, one of the pro-life students who was ridiculed by Harris and his crowd, said:
said “Fox & Friends,'' “This is what we're getting with Kamala Harris as president.''
“We're going to have a Kamala Harris who will alienate over 50% of the American population who are Christians,” Beth continued. “We're going to get Kamala Harris without the Al Smith Memorial Dinner.”
When the audience chanted “Jesus is King” at a campaign event for President Trump's running mate, Sen. J.D. Vance (R-Ohio).
said“Yes, Jesus is King!”
“Christians cannot be fooled.”
tweeted Trump campaign adviser Alex Brucewicz wrote in response to Harris' post that she “gives her soul to the polls.”
Popular YouTuber David Freiheit
I wrote“Four days after telling a rallygoer who said “Jesus is Lord'' that he was “in the wrong rally,'' a cackling Camara issued this message. And it's insincere pandering, and it's indescribable. And if it works on you, you're stupid.”
1 user I wrote“Christians are voting for Trump.”
“Our country is at a crossroads, and where we go from here depends on who we are as Americans and as people of faith,” Harris told members of New Birth Missionary Baptist Church in Stonecrest, Georgia, on Sunday. It's up to us as people.”
reported CNN.
“She has done nothing to support people of faith and what we believe in and what we stand for.”
“We face the question: What kind of country do we want to live in?” Harris said. “A land of chaos, fear, and hatred, or a land of freedom, mercy, and justice?”
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harris evangelicalthe vice president sought to use the Bible to portray his political cause as morally righteous, casting himself as the protagonist of the parable of the Good Samaritan, for example.
This could have major implications for many American Christians, including Billy Graham's son Franklin Graham.
Blaze News recently reported that Franklin Graham said her father would never have supported a candidate like Harris, highlighting how her position is antithetical to Jesus Christ.
“My father was a strong conservative throughout his life, both theologically and politically,” Graham
said Premier Christian News. “He would never have voted for or supported someone like Kamala Harris, someone whose position is close to the Antichrist. They did nothing to support what they stood for.”
Harris has found numerous ways to alienate Christians.
- He proposed that Catholic judicial candidates who espouse the Vatican's moral teachings be disqualified from serving on federal courts.
- He is a co-sponsor of the Equality Act, sponsored by Kenneth Craycraft, the James J. Gardner Dean of Moral Theology at Mount St. Mary's Seminary and School of Theology. shown It would force Christian hospitals to “perform sex-reassignment surgeries, open women's restrooms to men, and force girls and women to compete against boys and men in athletics.”
- Introduction and Sponsor non-harmful behaviorwould force religious individuals and groups to engage in activities that directly violate their firmly held religious beliefs.
- attack Abstinence education.
- support Overturn the Hyde Amendment, thereby freeing up federal funding for abortion. and
- Approved a raid on the home of a pro-life activist who exposed Planned Parenthood's alleged trafficking of infant parts.
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