[Johny Joe Hold]

I was at the Senior Citizen Center yesterday having coffee when one of the gray haired ladies held her nose a little high and said, "So, what do you think about the polls showing Hillary ahead of Donald?"

In that setting, where one cannot reveal inside information I happen to know, I had to do a little political dancing around and move on to the next person. I could not explain it is part of Donald's strategy to be behind in the polls at this point in the campaign season.

One needs to understand the political theater taking place here. In movies, do we ever shell out money for a ticket if we know the movie is about the seven foot tall basketball player who has scored 50 points in every game he has ever played? No, we buy tickets to the story of the skinny kid who never got to play until the coach sent him into a lost cause and he caught fire and won the game. That is what political theater is about.

Right now, Donald is letting Hillary think she is winning. All the while he is laying plans for a dramatic come back. What will the comeback be about?

I'm not on the inside of his campaign, but those who are call me. I can only tell you what questions they ask me. They want to know from a True Christian™ politician how another politician might describe a personal encounter with God. They specifically want to know how a modern version of Paul's vision of talking to Jesus might be described.

Their questions infer to me the possibility Donald may announce later on he has heard personally from God that Hillary is a liar and he is the only one fit to be President.

If that were to happen, Donald certainly will be our next President

[Dr. Anthony J. Toole]

Donald is using a classic inversion strategy, as anyone with the remotest clue about business and bankruptcy laws would know. Being behind in the polls is exactly where is supposed to be.

[WilliamJenningsBryan]

The Donald is doing things right - and everyone knows the dangers of "peaking" too early. Hillary is in overexposure mode right now and will ultimately become boring and irrelevant as Trump continues his winning strategy.

[Nobar King]

This is a good strategy. I know how joyful it is when one comes from behind to win a challenge.

[Just Chris]

Donald trump becoming president might not be a good thing because the bible teaches us that the Antichrist will begin his rise to power as a dynamic, charismatic, insightful visionary leader who will astound the worls with the cleverness of his solutions to world problems. I have been watching the debates and Donald trump is the one who speaks the most sense through his plans to make America great again and he gaining more and more support everyday. I believe he might be the great Deciver who will conquer the world. He has already has the support of North Korea one of the enemies of country. With this he is already starting. If he becomes president he will have the USA which could be consider 1 of the 10 kingdom's in Daniel 7:24 if it is then North Korea could be the second of his kingdoms that he's to subdue.

[Didymus Much]

Originally Posted by Chris-the-Knuckle-Head

...Donald trump is the one who speaks the most sense...

Do you prefer printer style or the classic reverse-boat for your tinfoil hats?

[Jim Farmer]

Please, I don't want to see Donald's behind! I might turn into a faggot if I did! No, I'd rather see him from the front, sporting his glorious mane.

[Just Chris]

Omg I think I have cracked the code to what the bible refers to the 3 kingdom's that the AntiChrist will subdue. Trump has the support of many of the American people. Thisis the first kingdom. Now he has the support of North Korea. This is the second kingdom. The third must be Mexico because Trump claims that he will make Mexico build his wall for him. If he makes them then that means he must have some dominion over the Mexicans. My brothers and sisters in Christ do not be deceived by Trump. He is the one to end it all. If you become deceived then you will burn in he'll and be left behind when the rapture comes.

[Johny Joe Hold]

Originally Posted by Chris-the-Knuckle-Head

My brothers and sisters in Christ do not be deceived by Trump. He is the one to end it all. If you become deceived then you will burn in he'll and be left behind when the rapture comes.

I would encourage you to reread my post. Remember, there were doubts about the Apostle Paul. He was a Jew and did the dirty work for the Romans by persecuting Jesus. He would have been behind in the polls of that time. Today, Donald insults prominent groups and individuals and he is behind in the polls.

It all turned around for Paul when he had a vision of meeting with Jesus. The Bible recorded that others were present and witnessed it. Today, we Christians treat Paul's conference with Jesus as historical fact.

You will change you tune when Donald reports to the public about his meeting with Jesus. I gather it is being planned as we speak. From then on, it will be All Donald, All The Time.

[Johny Joe Hold]

Originally Posted by Johny Joe Hold

Their questions infer to me the possibility Donald may announce later on he has heard personally from God that Hillary is a liar and he is the only one fit to be President.

If that were to happen, Donald certainly will be our next President

I hate to be one of those "I told you so" people, but I've had a long career in politics. In the post above I told you there will be a carefully orchestrated movement of Donald, first into the circle of elite Christians, then into the realm of selected Christians who hear directly from God.

This past week the first step took place. Donald met with 1,000 Christian leaders. None other than Brother Dobson announced Donald had moved closer to Jesus.

Next, pay attention for Donald's Apostle Paul type encounter with Jesus, perhaps in a vision or dream. Donald will hear it is God's will he be President. God will ask him, "Who is Hillary Clinton?"

• James Dobson: Trump Relationship with Christ'
  
  By Kristen East
  06/25/16 12:45 PM EDT
  
  Donald Trump: Born-again Christian?
  The presumptive Republican nominee captured a significant number of evangelical voters during the Republican primary, and that may be due to recently accepting “a relationship with Christ,” according to evangelical leader James Dobson.
  Trump met with hundreds of evangelical leaders in New York earlier this week, and while some well-known figures — such as Liberty University president, Jerry Falwell Jr. — have endorsed the candidate, others are more hesitant to do so.
  However, Dobson, a Christian psychologist and founder of the Focus on the Family group, said he knows “the person who led [Trump] to Christ. And that’s fairly recent.”
  “I don’t know when it was, but it has not been long,” Dobson said in an interview with Pennsylvania megachurch pastor Michael Anthony following that meeting in New York. ”I believe he really made a commitment, but he’s a baby Christian.”
  Evangelicals are a key part of the Republican base that Trump will need to turn out in the general election. In the primaries, many evangelical voters preferred Ted Cruz or Ben Carson.
  Of the meeting, Dobson — who was previously critical of Trump — said, "I certainly liked what I saw today," POLITICO previously reported.
  “I’ve been a Christian, and I love Christianity and the evangelicals have been so incredibly supportive,” Trump said in the private session with evangelicals this week, according to audio obtained by POLITICO. “Don’t forget, when I ran, and all of a sudden I went to states that were highly evangelical, like as an example, South Carolina, and they said, ‘Well, Trump won’t win this state because it’s evangelical’ … not only did I win, I won in a landslide.”
  
  
  Read more: http://www.politico.com/story/2016/0...#ixzz4CctMbBCP

[Titus Templeton]

Wow! There is so much thinking in what Trump does it really makes me think he would be a great televangelist.

[WWJDnow]

All the people who live in the mainstream media liberal bubble who think there's going to be a Democrat landslide this year are in for a rude awakening when we Real Americans™ sweep Donald Trump and the Republican Party into office.

[WWJDnow]

Originally Posted by Titus Templeton

Wow! There is so much thinking in what Trump does it really makes me think he would be a great televangelist.

He certainly has the level of integrity needed for that job. And the hair.

[Johny Joe Hold]

I learned today current thinking in the Republican Party is that Donald should not have a running mate who makes Donald look tawdry. I don't happen to believe being unfaithful to wives is an undesirable trait, it shows what can happen when a bad wife comes along. Donald had two bad wives and we can see he moved on and now has a young wife that makes him look great.

The running mate who would help lift Donald's standing among women would be another man who dumped bad wives like Donald did. That would be none other than Landover Baptist's friend, Newt Gingrich. Newt suffered from two bad wives as well.

We can see the power of men coming through in Donald's campaign and it will serve him well. Women love strong men. Men admire other men who dump wives at will.

Polls showing Donald behind only bring attention to the urgency of the fight ahead. We need a President who brings back the proper place of men at the head of every household.


Trump and Gingrich: Two Men, Six Wives, Family Values

Perhaps, in Trump’s eyes, it would help “balance” the GOP ticket by adding another three-marriage adulterer.

By Peter Drier / AlterNet
June 27, 2016





Assuming he isn’t ousted as the GOP’s presidential nominee at the party’s Cleveland convention next month, who will be Donald Trump’s vice presidential running mate? The field keeps narrowing, as more and more Republicans - including Florida Gov. Rick Scott, Ohio Gov. John Kasich, and former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice — distance themselves from Trump. As the pickings get slimmer and slimmer, Trump will have to figure out who can best help him climb out of the quicksand he’s jumped into with his big mouth, excessive ego, and lack of impulse control.
In handicapping the VP sweepstakes, many pundits think former House Speaker Newt Gingrich is the most likely choice. If Trump picks Newt, they could adopt the slogan: “Two men. Six wives. Family values.” Or, as UCLA law professor Jonathan Zasloff suggested, they could call themselves the “Henry VIII ticket” in honor of their multiple marriages during their (combined) 143 years. Their campaign film could be called the “Six Wives Club.”
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[H. Montague Worthington]

It goes without saying that Mr. Trump is going to choose a running mate oozing with class.



Anyone that Mr. Trump picks will be worthy of a golden bust mounted on a marble Corinthian column, under a Sistine Chapel mural depicting Mr. Trump being touched by the Hand of God.