In the “You can’t make this stuff up” category, we have Cynthia “We ain’t playin” Johnson.
Johnson was stripped of her committee assignments, including her position on the House Oversight Committee.
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Also can’t make this up:
“ Supporters of the president, some of them armed, gathered outside the home of the Michigan secretary of state Saturday night. Racist death threats filled the voice mail of Cynthia A. Johnson, a Michigan state representative. Georgia election officials, mostly Republicans, say they have received threats of violence. The Republican Party of Arizona, on Twitter, twice called for supporters to be willing to “die for something” or “give my life for this fight.””
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What are you saying about the racist death threats?
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The comment “die for something” or “give my life for this fight.” Is not a threat to anyone. It is a person saying they are willing to suffer, be put in prison, die for their beliefs. Just like our founding fathers, the newcomers to the Americas, willing to die, suffer. The “Anonymous” person above is not using rational thought.
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True. I admit to being confused about the anonymous comment.
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She needs to seriously think about giving herself over to the Lord. She is clearly letting the enemy take control of her mouth & thoughts. Sad🙏🏻
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What is just as sad is to see what a seriously divided country we have. So much hatred spewing out of the mouths of both Republicans and Democrats. America is surely in trouble. Seems as if our whole voting system is being questioned. Seems as if election results can be overturned by the Supreme Court, and it seems as if that may actually happen. Does the opinion of the Attorney General of Texas truthfully represent the opinion of the millions of people who live in the whole state? And since there are now 13 states backing the lawsuit filed by Texas in an attempt to throw out the election results in the key four swing states, does that mean 75 million people represented by the 13 states agree that the election results should be overturned? I am confused. Years ago there was a popular bracelet being worn by Christian teens in our youth groups: it simply said “ what would Jesus do?” I really want to know that answer, what does Jesus want us to do? Should we simply watch and pray? I want to stick with Him! But I am so scared to see what might happen to our nation now, either way!
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My concern for the nation is that we can no longer depend on the commitment of all sides to honor the constitution and our laws. We have truly become partisan and focused only on our self interests. We have thrown God out in so many different ways. Now, we are throwing out our laws. We don’t even trust the Supreme Court now.
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Do you trust the Supreme Court ?
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Yes I do to the degree that I can trust humans to be objective. Certainly more than I trust mainstream media. When we get to the place that everyday Americans believe they can’t trust the Supreme Court, we are in trouble. And if you say we can’t because Trump appointed Amy Barrett then I expect you to also say you can’t trust the liberals on the court.
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But wasn’t it the Supreme Court that ruled to legally allow homosexual “ marriages”?Just asking. That decision really started a gay revolution . I remember a lady going to jail because she wouldn’t give a marriage license to two men. She simply said that doing so would violate her religious beliefs. So she went to jail.
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I’m not saying the Supreme Court is perfect. But to address your example, freedom means of someone wants to marry a chair they are free to do it. However, if you tell me that as a pastor I have to perform that ceremony then I won’t cooperate. Christians frequently can’t separate between human rights and what they believe is right.
I any case, as a nation we have to choose to follow the laws on the books and the system we have in place.
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So if the court decides we “ have to” take a Covid vaccine, is it ok for us to “ break the law” and refuse?
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I believe in civil disobedience when something goes against ones religious views.
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Thank you a Pastor Scott. But what if you don’t want to take it for other reasons as well? I don’t trust it and I believe it could alter our DNA or cause sterility in younger people. As a nurse I believe it needs to be out there a lot longer to prove it’s safe. It was pushed so fast, I believe it’s all politically motivated. And I fear being forced to take it or lose my job. Would that be ok with the Lord? I know our bodies are to be treated as temples of the Holy Spirit. That shouldn’t include injecting unknown substances or useless junk . When my children were small I refused the MMR vaccine when I learned that Rosche used fetal tissue from aborted babies to make the vaccine. In those days, you could claim a religious exemption for their school. Today there are no longer any allowable exceptions.
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I would refuse to take it. i will not take it until forced to.
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I agree with you completely
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Wow Pastor! I love to see all the comments! I wish they would strip Eric Swalwell (Chinese spies ties) of his committee assignments. I wish they would have censured Maxine Waters (when she told supporters to get in the face of Trump cabinet members at restaurants). I blame most of the division in this country to the media who won’t apply the same standards to both political parties and also the online media (twitter, youtube, etc.) for such blatant censorship. It can be disheartening sometimes.
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Hi Glenn, we are only just beginning to fathom the massive catastrophic collusion between the left, the media, and now Im hearing Wall Street ties to China as well. Thankfully we know who we are in Christ but we cant ignore truth and justice lying mangled in the streets.
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I just wonder where is the proof backing Trumps allegations of fraud. All the courts, high and low, including Supreme Court have agreed that there is no proof. There have been many “ eye witness “ accounts from people claiming they witnessed fraud. So where is the proof? There have been hundreds of “ eye witness” accounts from people claiming that they were abducted by aliens as well. What exactly are we basing the facts pertaining to election fraud on? Were there photographs, perhaps, of people altering the mail in ballots? I just want to know the truth. Where are the documents that support evidence of fraud? Please refer me to these original sources so that I can see for myself! Is it possible that Biden may have truly won the election? Did more people vote for him than those of us who voted for Trump?
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First of all, I am pretty sure I have made no claims on this. I believe the claims are true but my independent thoughts on it mean nothing.
Let me ask you a question: If I see someone set someone else’s house on fire and report it to the police department, will they ask me to show them video or bring an ember? Nope. They will say, “There is no reason for someone to make such a claim with nothing to gain” and they will investigate.
In any case you don’t seem to be a Trumper so you should feel like things are going in the right direction.
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I think things are going in the wrong direction either way. I voted for Trump but am certainly NOT a Trumper. I have seen him tell so many lies, it’s hard to follow his claims. But I’m even more afraid of the Biden administration. In any case, I believe ONLY in Jesus . No one else comes close. I only voted for Trump because our church said to “ vote your values”. I could never support a Democratic platform because of their stand on abortion and homosexual unions.
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Alright. Well, I think the Trump question is mute. I think America will now go down a path it will never return from. But I’m not discouraged! It’s an exciting time to be a believer!
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