I cannot say I see that "all things" became new with Donald Trump. On the contrary, he continues to lash out at people verbally, continues to lie, continues to hide his tax returns after promising to divulge them. You have a low standard for people. I think when God changes someone, it's for real -- and not pretend.
And maybe you are vile for telling me I am vile. Maybe we are all vile. So why praise ourselves the way Trump praises himself?
By your standard, Moses would have sinining by standing up to Pharaoh. John the Baptist would have been sinning by criticizing Herod's marriages. Can you imagine someone who is holy objecting to a "ruler's" marriages?
Do try not to let your mind wander so much. I was saying if the virus breaks out again after a Trump rally, he's going to get blamed for it. Instead of looking at that, you want to talk about the protests. That's true for them too -- and time will tell how many of them get sick. Some of the law officers have already been diagnosed with it, so I expect protesters will be too. But back to the topic, I repeat Trump will be blamed if the virus spikes after one of his rallies.
What news channel do you watch? First he said he had "total authority." A lie, to be sure. When he found out everyone knew it was a lie, he changed his tune.
With the protests, he threatened the governors that if they didn't handle them the way he wanted, he'd send in the military.
He didn't have a choice. No matter what he said in blustering, he didn't have the "total authority" he said he had.
Combined salaries from BGEA and the charity was over a million the last I could find. That's a lot of money for doing nothing except talking and being the son of Billy Graham.
What work does he do? The ox treading the grain is producing something useful for men. What is Graham producing? Nothing. Do you call raking in millions for charity and keeping a million or so for yourself work?
Well then, maybe we could also say drug gangs are being blessed by God.
El Chapo's daughter, Mexican cartels hand out coronavirus aid
A daughter of famed drug lord Joaquin “El Chapo” Guzman and several Mexican cartels have been doling out aid packages to help cash-strapped residents ride out the coronavirus pandemic.
In one video posted on Facebook, Guzman’s daughter, Alejandrina, can be seen stuffing toilet paper and food into a cardboard box bearing slick logos and a designer stencil-style image of her father, the former Sinaloa cartel chief who is now in a maximum security U.S. prison.
The oil, sugar, rice and other items in the boxes, which the video narrator calls “Chapo’s provisions”, were distributed in Mexico’s second largest city, Guadalajara, in western Jalisco state.
Alejandrina’s handout was linked to her company, which legally markets clothing and alcohol associated with her father’s image under the “El Chapo 701” brand.
However, active members of cartels have also been courting publicity, with images and video on social media showing gang members providing succor to local residents.
Famed for brutality, including beheadings and dissolving victims in vats of sulphuric acid, the cartels also have a history of trying to win over hearts and minds of impoverished communities where they operate.
