"Did you read about Starbucks? No more ‘Merry Christmas’ on Starbucks," Trump told the crowd. "Maybe we should boycott Starbucks. I don’t know. Seriously, I don’t care."What matters to Trump is what he will do if elected.
"If I become president, we’re all going to be saying, ‘Merry Christmas’ again. That I can tell you," he told the crowd.
"... And now I think it s like Joseph in the Bible. He had to be sold into slavery, imprisoned, betrayed so that eventually he could save the Jews. Maybe Mitt Romney had to lose. And maybe we had to give Republicans one more chance in 2014. And maybe Mitch McConnell and John Boehner had to betray us one more time to pave the way for President Donald Trump. God hasn't given up on America yet."
In an editorial published on Charisma News, Os Hillman, president of Marketplace Leaders, said Trump was sent by God "to uncover the veil of the current political leadership and culture in America."Hillman, who is an internationally recognised speaker on the subject of faith at work, said Trump is exposing the morally corrupt ways of America's current leaders.
"Trump is articulating what we all felt was under that veil—deception, lying, lack of accountability and pandering to what is politically correct. Trump is seeking to represent something that is the exact opposite," the Christian faith speaker said.
Source: Christian Today God using Donald Trump to wake up America, says Christian faith speaker 08/09/15.
Jan Castellano was getting ready to have some breakfast when she almost lost her lunch. She opened a tub of Earth Balance Organic Spreadwith plans to put the vegan butter on her toast -- only to see what she claims is the image of Donald Trump looking right back at her.
It wasn't necessarily appetizing, but it was entertaining.
"This was pretty much before I had coffee, so I was easily amused," Castellano, 63, told The Huffington Post. "I needed to put on my glasses to make sure it was him."
Source: Huffington Post
Donald Trump is going to be president, and he will cruise to victory in the biggest, hugest landslide the American electorate has ever handed any candidate. ..."This has nothing to do with any logic,” Adams told The Daily Beast. "But history has turned on a few people—like the Founding Fathers and Jesus Christ come to mind—who used the same tricks: They describe to people a better vision of themselves. And Trump fits into that [model] in the most direct way you could possibly do. He’s saying, ‘You’re an American, I’m going to make you feel great.’"
"The reason I believe this is because I see Trump employing a series of linguistic maneuvers that display such a high level of talent in that area that nobody sees it coming,” he continued. “Also there’s a whole lot of lucky circumstances that position him as the luckiest player on a chessboard that looks like it was designed for Trump to win."
Source: Scott Adams (creator of Dilbert) The Daily Beast 09/14/15.
In South Carolina this week, Trump explained that evangelicals love him, and he loves them. And he loves the Bible more than anything, even his own book, “The Art of the Deal,” which he loves very, very much. He declined to identify his favorite Bible passages, because he says the Bible is so intensely personal to him, but he was more forthcoming awhile back when pollster Frank Luntz asked him if he’d ever asked God for forgiveness."I am not sure I have. I just go on and try to do a better job from there. I don’t think so. I think if I do something wrong, I think, I just try and make it right. I don’t bring God into that picture. I don’t…” Trump said. “When I drink my little wine — which is about the only wine I drink — and have my little cracker, I guess that is a form of asking for forgiveness, and I do that as often as possible because I feel cleansed. I think in terms of ‘let’s go on and let’s make it right.'"
Source: Evangelicals Love Donald Trump, by Heather Digby Parton. Salon.com. 08/28/15.
