As if the 2024 election couldn’t get any wilder, “Evangelicals for Harris” is now a thing
40,000 people. Not only that, but it’s also started rolling out an attack ad against Donald Trump targeting Christian voters in swing states, urging them to read their Bibles before casting their ballots for the thrice-married, 34-time convicted felon/fraudster/sexual abuser who doesn’t go to church.
The ad dropped yesterday and features a clip of Trump speaking to GOP pollster Frank Luntz at the Family Leadership Summit in 2015.
When Luntz asks him whether he’s ever sought God’s forgiveness, Trump replies by calling it a “tough question” then smirks and says, “I’m not sure I have.” The ad then cuts to a screen of text that reads: “Is there any greater denial of Christ than to say, ‘I do not need his forgiveness?’”Stay woke with our briefing while staying informed on all things LGBTQ+ entertainment, life, and more!New Evangelicals for Harris ad hits Trump.
MAGA evangelicals may want to consider how an unrepentant, adulterous, convicted felon, and adjudicated rapist in a gold-plated penthouse reflects the values of a Jesus who told us to help the poor and the needy.pic.twitter.com/XFGKKksAPeAccording to its social media page, Evangelicals for Harris is a coalition of “faithful, compassionate evangelicals exercising our God-given citizenship by voting for someone who better reflects Christian values.”On its official website, the group highlights Harris’ background as a Baptist, which began when she first joined the children’s choir at the 23rd Avenue Church of God in Oakland, California way back in the day, and applauds her “great respect for other faith traditions,” calling her a “deeply committed and faithful Christian.”“Especially now that she is at the pinnacle of power, Vice President Harris keeps her trusting relationship with God at the center.”It also lists all the faith-based reasons why she’s a better candidate than Trump, and even has a page for people who want to join the coalition.Of course, MAGA is absolutely losing it over the whole thing.
