The Trump is terrible thread...
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This doesn't have anything to do with politics, just a question so curious to me. It's always so amazing, how all candidates are suddenly "born again" Christians. Always happy to be corrected if I'm wrong, and I didn't but catch an episode or two of that reality show, but have seen many other articles about Trump, over the years.
Now, I think of Jesus every day, the things of God, every day, a lot. If somebody gives me an open public microphone, you're going to hear about Jesus: if I'm getting in the paper, so is Jesus. Not saying I'd sermonize in any particular circumstance, but urge people to the simple gospel a mission. If you read articles about me, Christianity would be a big issue of my persona.
Here's the thing. The first I heard about Trump and Jesus, after all these years, is like the usual suspects, when it comes time to suck in Christian votes, like Benny Hinn their money. If Trump were accused of being a Christian, I missed any evidence in the news all those years to convict him, couldn't ever bring in an indictment. Why is this?
May as well throw in another question. Could he have a camel getting through the eye of a needle thing going on just a little? The cost of his bathroom fixtures would feed a decent group of starving children for a year or more and bring them the gospel, through a few organizations like World Vision.
Now, I think of Jesus every day, the things of God, every day, a lot. If somebody gives me an open public microphone, you're going to hear about Jesus: if I'm getting in the paper, so is Jesus. Not saying I'd sermonize in any particular circumstance, but urge people to the simple gospel a mission. If you read articles about me, Christianity would be a big issue of my persona.
Here's the thing. The first I heard about Trump and Jesus, after all these years, is like the usual suspects, when it comes time to suck in Christian votes, like Benny Hinn their money. If Trump were accused of being a Christian, I missed any evidence in the news all those years to convict him, couldn't ever bring in an indictment. Why is this?
May as well throw in another question. Could he have a camel getting through the eye of a needle thing going on just a little? The cost of his bathroom fixtures would feed a decent group of starving children for a year or more and bring them the gospel, through a few organizations like World Vision.
His policy will cost 600 to 800 billion to enforce. Our economy thrives on the labor of these immigrants. Losing 11 million workers will reduce the gross domestic product by 1.6 trillion. Particularly the agricultural industry depends on the cheap labor of immigrants so as farmers lose income this will result in a drastic rise in food prices... also these immigrants whether they are legal or not spend a large portion of money in the local businesses where they live.
Well that's assuming all of the guesstimated 11 million undocumented immigrants in America are working. In fact it is illegal for them to work most jobs, and has been illegal for some time now. As for farmers, actually farmers do it the legit way from my understanding via the guest worker program. The guest workers are not immigrants, they are documented seasonal workers that come into the country and then leave and go back to their homelands as they are contracted.
Also keep in mind in the Trump ideal world we would be growing good jobs simultaneously by implementing absolutist economic policies like protectionism and raising tariffs. Kasich also has similar views on both immigration and trade and job growth, but Kasich takes a more humane Christian approach in my opinion. Trump's approach is legit though. Plus I think Trump has the drive that even if he don't get all that he wants he'll at least get some action done on the issue. That's half the battle really, a lot of these problems aren't that impossible, there's merely no political will to get it done. Trump has that strong will and drive that we need to get stuff done and Kasich has the mind and the experience and wisdom for how to get stuff done. Hard choice really between the two.
Also keep in mind in the Trump ideal world we would be growing good jobs simultaneously by implementing absolutist economic policies like protectionism and raising tariffs. Kasich also has similar views on both immigration and trade and job growth, but Kasich takes a more humane Christian approach in my opinion. Trump's approach is legit though. Plus I think Trump has the drive that even if he don't get all that he wants he'll at least get some action done on the issue. That's half the battle really, a lot of these problems aren't that impossible, there's merely no political will to get it done. Trump has that strong will and drive that we need to get stuff done and Kasich has the mind and the experience and wisdom for how to get stuff done. Hard choice really between the two.
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