[The Urban Sombrero]

Still taking the high road I see, but what does your faith say about the woman taken in the very act of adultery, and the fact that the Lord would not condemn her for it? For all have sinned and fallen short of the glory of God. There is none that doeth good, no not one.

There are two types of people in this world, the saved, and the lost. Now if my Church is seeking a Pastor, I want to make certain that he is blameless. But when I am deciding of whom will get my vote for President, now I can be pragmatic.

Bill Clinton was condemned by a federal judge, a certain blue dress and DNA testing. I call that proof. DJT on the other hand is by in large, the victim of a pack of lies. The left learned a long time ago that the charge alone, devoid of any proof whatever, is usually enough to ruin the aspirations of their political foes. It has been open season since the day Trump announced, and I predicted the melee which has ensued before 2015 came to a close.

Apparently, you have forgotten a certain audio in which Donald Trump himself discusses the very scenario described: in which he relates an attempt to woo a married woman. I am here not suggesting a moral superiority on behalf of this one politician over another. Nor am I moved by your "high road," laughable observation. I read your posts during the campaign. The point here is how you gloss over the very same faults and foibles in one of your own that you berate and condemn in an opponent. The issue is how Christians latch on to this Constantine or that and lift them up if they seem to be a "friendly" in certain pet issues.