Webbon then tries to downplay it by calling it "exaggerations" and that he "feels for the guy" because there have been so many lies told about him. His offered proof of this is the "Russia collusion" or the "very fine people hoax," which he claims was debunked by Snopes. Let's deal with this nonsense. The notion that the Russia collusion investigation was a hoax is pure buffoonery designed to create a false narrative. The investigation proved there absolutely was collusion and that Vladimir Putin and his proxies sought influence with Trump's campaign and tried to help him win. The investigation proved how his campaign willingly engaged with Russian operatives in these efforts. Even Republican Robert Mueller secured 34 felony convictions or plea deals including three companies and top advisors to President Trump. Mueller himself concluded that he would not prosecute Trump solely based on department preference regarding sitting presidents, not based on evidence. I do not expect two people who think the 2020 election was stolen to think that 2016 election had Russian collusion but still - the truth is what the truth is. As for the "very fine people" issue, this was not a hoax. Trump actually said this regarding the protestors and counter protestors at the neo-Nazi rally in Charlottesville Virginia. What Snopes debunked, is the notion that Trump specifically said that neo-Nazis were very fine people. He of course would never overtly say that, but the implication was clear. On one side were people supporting the Nazi position and on the other side were people protesting it. So, to say there were very fine people on both sides was in fact to say that some on the neo-Nazi side were very fine people. Even Snopes clarified that their fact check was about what Trump said, not whether what he said was true or not. There is a certain level of inherent dishonesty at play here between Reece and Webbon as they try to land this advertisement for Donald Trump.
I could go on, but I wanted to get my life back and once Webbon started launching into how his Stepford wife agreed with him that she should have her right to vote stripped away, I thought it was time to wrap. It was an interesting glimpse into the depraved and deceived NAR mind that these two "pastors" share. Reece was able to navigate pretending to not wanting to vote for Donald Trump while excusing away why everyone should. His premise was based upon a story from 3500 years ago about how Moses chose people to help him with managing the theocracy. To apply that forward through the millennia to justify voting for Donald Trump is scriptural assault. The scriptures should seek a restraining order for what Reece was trying to do and he was the more reasonable one of the two! Webbon's position was to sound genial while supporting absurdities. Their positions were entirely carnal in nature and predicated on election lies further compounded by NAR GOP talking points that are also lies. All in the name of Jesus, Hallelujah. Just another example of political hirelings cosplaying as pastors, trying to co-opt your vote. Do not fall for the scam beloved. God did not tell us about Jethro from thousands of years ago, so you could feel better about voting for Donald Trump. We should always be concerned when listening to two men degrade their own wives who support publicly executing women who have the temerity to accuse men of assault, like their idol Mt. Trump, and have no morals whatsoever regarding the truth.
Amen.
Reverend Anthony Wade - October 30, 2024
