[The Urban Sombrero]

Well if you did read my posts you know I have written extensively on why Trump was the only option for those who wanted to avoid involvement in supporting abortion on demand. Nonetheless, if I have misrepresented anything of fact in any post on this forum, by all means, put it up. I would point out however that faults and foibles are by definition, minor weaknesses. Hardly comparable to the epic scandals of the past administration.

I condemn any policy that stands in contradiction to Scripture. While I leave the condemnation of those who openly support such policy to the One Who has purview in such matters. I just refuse to vote for them. The issues taken up in my posts are always clearly stated, your weak attempts at redefining them notwithstanding. So the issue has not anything to do with Constantine as you say, and no Christian in our time thinks Trump is any kind of champion of the faith. They do know a sworn enemy of the faith when they see one however, and you can always tell them by the way they oppose Israel at every turn, and if they give say... 900 million of our tax dollars to Hamas? Not to mention Obama's parting gift of 221 million as he was doing his departing DC flyover in Marine One.

I no more forgot about the Trump audio, than I forgot about the Obama audo/video, in which he asked Medvedev to ask Putin to wait until after his 2012 bid for reelection. Apparently you forgot that Trump was sworn in on Friday January 20th, and by lunchtime on the following Monday had reinstated the Mexico City Policy. That action alone may have saved an untold number of innocent lives, and he wasted no time in doing it. But according to you this stuff is all politics. He's yet to do the first thing to betray his campaign promises and still, the onslaught of lies and false charges continue. :dudecomeon:

Ah, so it's only policy you care about, and not character. You often confuse quantity of verbage for quality and precision of debate. Note: it is not a lie to point out the audio tape. It is not a lie to point out his refusal to make public his tax records.

My points have had zero to do with President Trump's policy designs. He won the election. This current debate we are having is concerning a wide-eyed, highly partisan, gung-ho get on board cheerleading as it pertains to the Christian faith and this world's politics. When President Trump continually says things like, "Nobody loves the Jews as much as me" and other egocentric, megalomaniac-sounding prattle, it gives a person pause for thought. Keeping a healthy skepticism about this world's political scene, no matter what faction holds power, is surely also your mindset.