He told Fox News on Friday. Full house star Candace Cameron Bure agreed that Donald Trump's election is proof that faith is being revived in America.
Bure answered loudly, “Yes.” Fox News asked. If she thinks the election results are proof that faith is returning to America
“Yes, I mean, listen, this election shocked everyone,” she responded, “It was just a red flag, and it was more shocking than a lot of people thought.”
She noted that the main reason for Trump's victory was economic: “You know how many people have struggled to buy groceries over the last four years?”
Bure said her time as a co-host on an ABC talk show has made her a little less political in public. the viewHowever, she and her family often talk about politics.
She went on to acknowledge that there is “a lot of work to do” in the next Trump era, but insisted that regarding this election, “God won't be surprised either way, no matter who wins.” He added: “Then may God's will be done… But it is our duty as Americans to vote.”
She also took some time to talk about the flaws of both Trump and Harris.
“There can't be two perfect candidates,” she said of the major party nominations. So what I encouraged people to do was to look at the policy and look at the problem. Because if you only look at the person you have to choose, you can distinguish between both in terms of personality. So let's look at what the long-term policy is going to be over the next four years or the next few years or the next few years. ”
Mr. Bure then concluded that he viewed the problem based on his religious ideals.
“I look at issues from a Biblical perspective. So at that moment I said, 'Vote for Jesus,' I would break it down and look at what the Bible says about the specific issue.” Let me show you,” she said.
Many on the left, and even some on the right, have criticized Christians for being excited about voting for Trump. Because he is such a flawed figure that some people find his comments especially concerning women alarming. But as Bure alluded to, many respond to this criticism by arguing that Christians should vote for Trump on the issues, not his flawed character.
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