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Originally Posted by MrBaldBastard
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Trump sold himself to many as a good Christian, but he's far from that, just another wanker rich guy, which is ok, but then you have to ask how did those good Christian folk get duped in to voting for such an opposite to what they believe in?
Why did the Christians vote for Trump? .. because they were brainwashed.
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LOL.
Man you are ignorant of what went on during the campaign.
Trump has never been thought of as a "good Christian". Yeah, he courted the political religious. But they definitely didn't vote for him because he was a "good Christian".
But even the religious leaders that endorsed him said they were not looking for a "Pastor In Chief". They know he's a billionaire playboy. For fuck's sake, he's been in the media spotlight for over 40 years.
Dude...it's real simple: People voted for Trump because they are sick and tired of being fucked for decades by corrupt politicians.
I voted for Trump. Why?
Well...first he stood on a Republican debate stage and called out George W. Bush for invading Iraq. Democrats SHOULD have been cheering.
Then he said that politicians were scumbags who all begged him for money and he bragged about how he was able to pay them and get them to do what he wanted. He had the BALLS to pull back the curtain and expose them.
And then he told Fox News to FUCK OFF and refused to participate in their debate because of Megyn Kelly being unprofessional. AWESOME!
Then he REFUSED to go to the Koch Brothers political "retreat" and called ALL the other candidates PUPPETS for doing so. Democrats SHOULD have been cheering.
I never voted for Trump because I thought he was a "good Christian".
I don't even believe in that superstitious bullshit.
And all the Democrats in Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Wisconsin who voted for him and flipped those 3 states to Republican (and won the election for him) didn't vote on that either.
Funny how you and all the media "experts" try to tell people what they were thinking and why they voted for Trump...and NONE of you have a clue.