rightwingwatch--2020-09-24--DeAnna Lorraine Urges Women to Vote Like They Are Choosing a Boyfriend or Husband and Support Trump

Trump cultist , QAnon conspiracy theorist , and failed congressional candidate DeAnna Lorraine used her Tuesday night program on Alex Jones ’ Infowars network to urge women to support President Donald Trump by “ voting for your president like you would … choose a boyfriend or husband.
” Lorraine , who once praised Trump as “ the dad of the world , ” said that women should support him even if he ’ s “ a little bit of an A-hole sometimes ” because he is “ tough and strong ” and “ the bodyguard of our country.
” “ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to start voting for your president like you would vote for or choose a boyfriend or husband , ” Lorraine said .
“ Let ’ s be honest .
Who would you rather choose as a boyfriend or husband ?
Is it a man who is protective , tall , strong , an alpha male , someone who ’ s going to make sure that he protects you , your family , your country , who ’ s tough and strong , a little bit of an A-hole sometimes—just a little bit , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ little rough around the edges , but you know that he has strength , but he also has heart , and he ’ s compassionate ?
” “ Or would you choose a boyfriend or husband who is soft ?
” she continued .
“ Who ’ s a beta male , who ’ s a soy boy , who is weak , someone who doesn ’ t stand up for his convictions ?
Someone who just lets everyone else steamroll him and changes his mind and flip flops every other minute , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ sure that most women would choose a husband or a boyfriend who is that alpha male , and that ’ s what Trump is .
He is not only the alpha male compared to Joe Biden—sleepy Joe , who ’ s completely weak—but he also is like the bodyguard of our country .
”

Trump cultist, QAnon conspiracy theorist, and failed congressional candidate DeAnna Lorraine used her Tuesday night program on Alex Jones’ Infowars network to urge women to support President Donald Trump by “voting for your president like you would … choose a boyfriend or husband.”
Lorraine, who once praised Trump as “the dad of the world,” said that women should support him even if he’s “a little bit of an A-hole sometimes” because he is “tough and strong” and “the bodyguard of our country.”
“It’s time for you women to start voting for your president like you would vote for or choose a boyfriend or husband,” Lorraine said. “Let’s be honest. Who would you rather choose as a boyfriend or husband? Is it a man who is protective, tall, strong, an alpha male, someone who’s going to make sure that he protects you, your family, your country, who’s tough and strong, a little bit of an A-hole sometimes—just a little bit, sometimes? Someone who’s a little rough around the edges, but you know that he has strength, but he also has heart, and he’s compassionate?”
“Or would you choose a boyfriend or husband who is soft?” she continued. “Who’s a beta male, who’s a soy boy, who is weak, someone who doesn’t stand up for his convictions? Someone who just lets everyone else steamroll him and changes his mind and flip flops every other minute, who isn’t strong? Pretty sure that most women would choose a husband or a boyfriend who is that alpha male, and that’s what Trump is. He is not only the alpha male compared to Joe Biden—sleepy Joe, who’s completely weak—but he also is like the bodyguard of our country.”


rightwingwatch--2020-09-24--GOP House Judiciary Members Call QAnon Supporter to Testify on Diversity in Media

Republicans on the House Judiciary Committee , led by ranking member Rep. Jim Jordan of Ohio , are scheduled to host recording artist and QAnon supporter Joy Villa for Thursday ’ s hearing on diversity in media .
QAnon is a dangerous conspiracy theory movement built on beliefs that a shadowy network of satanic pedophiles is controlling the world and that President Donald Trump is working behind the scenes to combat the network .
Followers believe that an anonymous user on an online image board is posting clues to them in the form of riddles and that one day the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ unleashes a wave of mass arrests and executions .
Villa has used posted about QAnon on social media and appeared at the 2020 Conservative Political Action Conference wearing QAnon-styled earrings .
Last year , Villa was scheduled to speak at a QAnon conference alongside leading proponents of the conspiracy theory .
Thursday ’ s hearing is scheduled to begin at 2:30 p.m .
ET .
Villa ’ s scheduled appearance before the House Judiciary is just the latest intersection between QAnon and high-ranking Republicans .
QAnon believer Marjorie Taylor Greene is highly likely @ @ @ @ @ @ @ November , which would make her the first member of the U.S. House of Representatives to have explicitly supported the conspiracy theory .
Right Wing Watch attempted to reach Villa for clarification on her views regarding QAnon via Twitter direct message Thursday but did not immediately receive a response .
We will update this article if we hear back .

Republicans on the House Judiciary Committee, led by ranking member Rep. Jim Jordan of Ohio, are scheduled to host recording artist and QAnon supporter Joy Villa for Thursday’s hearing on diversity in media.
QAnon is a dangerous conspiracy theory movement built on beliefs that a shadowy network of satanic pedophiles is controlling the world and that President Donald Trump is working behind the scenes to combat the network. Followers believe that an anonymous user on an online image board is posting clues to them in the form of riddles and that one day the clues will be proven true when Trump unleashes a wave of mass arrests and executions.
Villa has used posted about QAnon on social media and appeared at the 2020 Conservative Political Action Conference wearing QAnon-styled earrings. Last year, Villa was scheduled to speak at a QAnon conference alongside leading proponents of the conspiracy theory.
Thursday’s hearing is scheduled to begin at 2:30 p.m. ET.
Excited to have @WhitlockJason and @Joy_Villa testify at tomorrow’s hearing on diversity in the media. pic.twitter.com/gBBUWSn9kc — House Judiciary GOP (@JudiciaryGOP) September 23, 2020
Villa’s scheduled appearance before the House Judiciary is just the latest intersection between QAnon and high-ranking Republicans. QAnon believer Marjorie Taylor Greene is highly likely to win her election in Georgia this November, which would make her the first member of the U.S. House of Representatives to have explicitly supported the conspiracy theory.
Right Wing Watch attempted to reach Villa for clarification on her views regarding QAnon via Twitter direct message Thursday but did not immediately receive a response. We will update this article if we hear back.


rightwingwatch--2020-09-25--Right Wing Round-Up: The Plot to Steal 2020

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rightwingwatch--2020-09-25--Capitol Ministries’ Ralph Drollinger Expands Right-Wing Bible Studies Within Trump Administration

Ralph Drollinger , who teaches members of Trump ’ s Cabinet and members of Congress that the Bible requires Christian officeholders to support right-wing policies , will announce during this weekend ’ s “ The Return ” rally the launch of a new Bible study for subcabinet officials in the Trump administration , the right-wing Epoch Times reported this week .
According to the report , six “ high-ranking Trump administration officials ” met last week for the first time .
Right Wing Watch has reported extensively on Drollinger and his Capitol Ministries , which has ambitious goals to have @ @ @ @ @ @ @ government in the U.S. and in every foreign capital .
These ministries , which are already in at least 32 state capitals and 24 foreign capitals , proselytize and “ disciple ” public officials to Drollinger ’ s interpretation of the Bible and the duties of public officials .
Earlier this week Right Wing Watch reported that Drollinger called elections a “ spiritual battle ” and said that only “ mature ” Christians are ideal candidates for public office .
As RWW noted : In previous writings , Drollinger has demonstrated little respect @ @ @ @ @ @ @ than he does .
He has called the “ social Gospel ” that motivates millions of liberal American Christians “ a perversion of scripture ” and “ not Christianity whatsoever !
” He has called Catholicism “ one of the primary false religions of the world.
” He urges public officials not to take part in “ syncretistic ” events like the National Prayer Breakfast , arguing that by participating in events that combine different forms of belief , attendees invite God ’ s wrath rather than his blessing .
In “ Oaks @ @ @ @ @ @ @ public officials , Drollinger wrote that “ the critical and preeminent duty of the Church in an institutionally separated society ” is “ to evangelize and disciple—to Christianize—the leaders of the State and its citizenry.
” Trump administration officials have helped Drollinger raise money for the group , and Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has opened doors to help Drollinger set up shop in foreign governments .

Ralph Drollinger, who teaches members of Trump’s Cabinet and members of Congress that the Bible requires Christian officeholders to support right-wing policies, will announce during this weekend’s “The Return” rally the launch of a new Bible study for subcabinet officials in the Trump administration, the right-wing Epoch Times reported this week. According to the report, six “high-ranking Trump administration officials” met last week for the first time.
Right Wing Watch has reported extensively on Drollinger and his Capitol Ministries, which has ambitious goals to have “ministries” at all levels of government in the U.S. and in every foreign capital. These ministries, which are already in at least 32 state capitals and 24 foreign capitals, proselytize and “disciple” public officials to Drollinger’s interpretation of the Bible and the duties of public officials.
Earlier this week Right Wing Watch reported that Drollinger called elections a “spiritual battle” and said that only “mature” Christians are ideal candidates for public office. As RWW noted:
In previous writings, Drollinger has demonstrated little respect for Christians who interpret the Bible differently than he does. He has called the “social Gospel” that motivates millions of liberal American Christians “a perversion of scripture” and “not Christianity whatsoever!” He has called Catholicism “one of the primary false religions of the world.” He urges public officials not to take part in “syncretistic” events like the National Prayer Breakfast, arguing that by participating in events that combine different forms of belief, attendees invite God’s wrath rather than his blessing. … In “Oaks in Office,” his handbook for public officials, Drollinger wrote that “the critical and preeminent duty of the Church in an institutionally separated society” is “to evangelize and disciple—to Christianize—the leaders of the State and its citizenry.”
Trump administration officials have helped Drollinger raise money for the group, and Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has opened doors to help Drollinger set up shop in foreign governments.


rightwingwatch--2020-09-25--Anti-Choice Group Launches ‘Reverse Roe’ Tour in Senate Battleground States

Created Equal , an anti-choice organization that has strategically adopted the language of the civil rights movement—they call abortion “ age-based discrimination ” —is raising money for a “ Reverse Roe ” tour in Senate battleground states .
An email from Created Equal ’ s Mark Harrington Thursday night celebrated the fact that President Donald Trump ’ s choice to replace the late Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg will “ likely reverse Roe v. Wade.
” “ This is a historic moment for the pro-life movement , ” he wrote .
“ Four years ago , the notion of having a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ only a pipe dream .
But with the election of Donald Trump , that dream is on the verge of becoming a reality.
” But Harrington cautioned Republicans against being satisfied .
He wrote that “ winning the ‘ SCOTUS battle ’ but losing the ‘ Election war ’ ” would be counterproductive , warning that if Democrats take power , they might expand the Supreme Court to neutralize the right-wing majority .
“ So we will put all our assets in the Senate battlegrounds and double up with some key presidential states @ @ @ @ @ @ @ “ We are racing to the sound of the battle , ” Harrington wrote , asking for money to pay for the group ’ s graphic anti-abortion mobile billboards and airplane banners .

Created Equal, an anti-choice organization that has strategically adopted the language of the civil rights movement—they call abortion “age-based discrimination”—is raising money for a “Reverse Roe” tour in Senate battleground states.
An email from Created Equal’s Mark Harrington Thursday night celebrated the fact that President Donald Trump’s choice to replace the late Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg will “likely reverse Roe v. Wade.”
“This is a historic moment for the pro-life movement,” he wrote. “Four years ago, the notion of having a pro-life majority on the Supreme Court was only a pipe dream. But with the election of Donald Trump, that dream is on the verge of becoming a reality.”
But Harrington cautioned Republicans against being satisfied. He wrote that “winning the ‘SCOTUS battle’ but losing the ‘Election war’” would be counterproductive, warning that if Democrats take power, they might expand the Supreme Court to neutralize the right-wing majority. “So we will put all our assets in the Senate battlegrounds and double up with some key presidential states too,” he said.
“We are racing to the sound of the battle,” Harrington wrote, asking for money to pay for the group’s graphic anti-abortion mobile billboards and airplane banners.


rightwingwatch--2020-09-25--Saturday’s Pro-Trump Rally ‘The Return’ Seeks Spiritual Revival Through Prayer and the Ballot Box

Many conservative evangelical supporters of President Donald Trump , including those who have been celebrating the death of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg as a “ move of God , ” will be gathering this weekend on the National Mall in Washington , D.C. , online , and in thousands of locations around the world for “ The Return , ” an event they believe will lead to the reelection of the “ anointed ” Trump and spark a national and global End Times spiritual revival .
The event will kick off with an evening worship session Friday night—dubbed “ The @ @ @ @ @ @ @ will pick up again Saturday morning for a day-long event that organizers say will be the largest global gathering in the history of Christendom .
The keynote event , a new “ prophetic word ” from best-selling End Times author Jonathan Cahn , who called for the gathering in March , is scheduled for 11 a.m. to noon .
Not coincidentally , the latest in Cahn ’ s series of books connecting current events to biblical prophecy was released this month , called “ Harbinger II : The Return.
” “ The Return @ @ @ @ @ @ @ national and global repentance , and its promotion has been inextricably tied to U.S. politics , the importance of the Nov. 3 elections , and a Christian nationalist view that the U.S .
must return to God and to what organizers call its biblical “ foundation stone.
” Mark Gonzales , a Republican political operative , said during an April online event  promoting “ The Return ” that spiritual revival will hinge on the church ’ s political engagement .
“ Revival is not coming through the prayer closet , revival ’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ” he said .
High among the stated reasons for “ national ” repentance in the U.S. are legal abortion , support for marriage equality , and the “ removal ” of God from public schools and the public square .
Organizers bill this moment , and the coming election , as a “ life or death ” chance for Americans to escape even worse divine judgment than we are already experiencing .
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development Secretary Ben Carson will speak at the event and represent the Trump administration @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Research Council ’ s Tony Perkins , Jerry Boykin , and Pierre Bynum ; Charisma Media ’ s relentlessly Trump-promoting Stephen Strang ; pro-Trump prayer warrior Dave Kubal , a close associate of White House aide Paula White ; movement elders James Dobson and Pat Robertson ; and Republican politicians like Rep. Michael Cloud of Texas , former Arkansas Gov .
Mike Huckabee , and former Rep. Michele Bachmann of Minnesota .
Figuring prominently among event organizers and participants is POTUS Shield , a “ prophetic ” network of dominionist leaders formed with @ @ @ @ @ @ @ “ anointed ” presidency .
POTUS Shield ’ s founder , former Trump campaign aide Frank Amedia , has been promoting the event while celebrating Ginsburg ’ s death and warning that God is not done taking out pro-choice leaders .
Other POTUS Shield leaders taking part include Cahn ’ s co-organizer Kevin Jessip , Boykin , Gonzales , anti-choice activist Alveda King , anti-LGBTQ activist Harry Jackson , and prayer warriors Lou Engle , Herman Martir , Pat Schatzline .
Also speaking Saturday morning is Ché Ahn , a California-based pastor and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a Pentecostal movement that seeks to transform Christianity and bring nations into alignment with its biblical worldview in order to help speed the return of Jesus Christ .
Franklin Graham , another prominent evangelical Trump supporter , is organizing a “ prayer march ” that will also be taking place on the National Mall Saturday .
Graham has said that it is not a political event , but in a video he released Friday promoting the march , he noted that Trump will be announcing his Supreme Court pick this weekend .
“ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ tear this nation apart to keep a conservative justice off the bench , ” Franklin said , praising Trump for appointing conservative justices and adding , “ We now need to pray that God will just watch over , protect him .
”

Many conservative evangelical supporters of President Donald Trump, including those who have been celebrating the death of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg as a “move of God,” will be gathering this weekend on the National Mall in Washington, D.C., online, and in thousands of locations around the world for “The Return,” an event they believe will lead to the reelection of the “anointed” Trump and spark a national and global End Times spiritual revival.
The event will kick off with an evening worship session Friday night—dubbed “The Return Eve: Next Generation”—and will pick up again Saturday morning for a day-long event that organizers say will be the largest global gathering in the history of Christendom. The keynote event, a new “prophetic word” from best-selling End Times author Jonathan Cahn, who called for the gathering in March, is scheduled for 11 a.m. to noon. Not coincidentally, the latest in Cahn’s series of books connecting current events to biblical prophecy was released this month, called “Harbinger II: The Return.”
“The Return” is billed as a moment for national and global repentance, and its promotion has been inextricably tied to U.S. politics, the importance of the Nov. 3 elections, and a Christian nationalist view that the U.S. must return to God and to what organizers call its biblical “foundation stone.” Mark Gonzales, a Republican political operative, said during an April online event  promoting “The Return” that spiritual revival will hinge on the church’s political engagement. “Revival is not coming through the prayer closet, revival’s coming through the ballot box,” he said.
High among the stated reasons for “national” repentance in the U.S. are legal abortion, support for marriage equality, and the “removal” of God from public schools and the public square. Organizers bill this moment, and the coming election, as a “life or death” chance for Americans to escape even worse divine judgment than we are already experiencing.
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development Secretary Ben Carson will speak at the event and represent the Trump administration.
Participating religious-right leaders include the Family Research Council’s Tony Perkins, Jerry Boykin, and Pierre Bynum; Charisma Media’s relentlessly Trump-promoting Stephen Strang; pro-Trump prayer warrior Dave Kubal, a close associate of White House aide Paula White; movement elders James Dobson and Pat Robertson; and Republican politicians like Rep. Michael Cloud of Texas, former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee, and former Rep. Michele Bachmann of Minnesota.
Figuring prominently among event organizers and participants is POTUS Shield, a “prophetic” network of dominionist leaders formed with the purpose of supporting Trump’s “anointed” presidency. POTUS Shield’s founder, former Trump campaign aide Frank Amedia, has been promoting the event while celebrating Ginsburg’s death and warning that God is not done taking out pro-choice leaders. Other POTUS Shield leaders taking part include Cahn’s co-organizer Kevin Jessip, Boykin, Gonzales, anti-choice activist Alveda King, anti-LGBTQ activist Harry Jackson, and prayer warriors Lou Engle, Herman Martir, Pat Schatzline.
Also speaking Saturday morning is Ché Ahn, a California-based pastor and leader of the New Apostolic Reformation, a Pentecostal movement that seeks to transform Christianity and bring nations into alignment with its biblical worldview in order to help speed the return of Jesus Christ.
Franklin Graham, another prominent evangelical Trump supporter, is organizing a “prayer march” that will also be taking place on the National Mall Saturday. Graham has said that it is not a political event, but in a video he released Friday promoting the march, he noted that Trump will be announcing his Supreme Court pick this weekend. “There are those that would like to tear this nation apart to keep a conservative justice off the bench,” Franklin said, praising Trump for appointing conservative justices and adding, “We now need to pray that God will just watch over, protect him.”


rightwingwatch--2020-09-25--Rick Wiles Thanks God That Special Forces Will Hunt Down and Kill ‘Right Wing Watch Commies’

On last night ’ s episode of his “ TruNews ” program , End Times broadcaster and right-wing conspiracy theorist Rick Wiles thanked God for the fact that the U.S. Special Forces are supposedly getting ready to hunt down and shoot “ Right Wing Watch commies.
” Pointing to a video celebrating the Special Forces posted on Twitter by the 7th Special Forces Group ( Airborne ) , Wiles claimed it was a coded announcement that such forces were about to be “ deployed domestically ” to prevent a communist takeover of the United States “ They ’ re going @ @ @ @ @ @ @ said .
“ Antifa and other communist groups are going to be declared domestic terrorists financed by foreign powers .
And they ’ re going to be hunted down and shot by special forces.
” “ All I can say is , ‘ Thank God , it ’ s finally going to happen , ' ” Wiles added .
“ Get the job done.
” “ I think the special forces are going to go into action , and there ’ s a lot of guys that are not on active duty right @ @ @ @ @ @ @ up to join the fight , ” Wiles said .
“ And all these little antifa commies and Black Lives Matter commies and Right Wing Watch commies and all these little commies are going to be hunted down by special forces and shot and killed .
”

On last night’s episode of his “TruNews” program, End Times broadcaster and right-wing conspiracy theorist Rick Wiles thanked God for the fact that the U.S. Special Forces are supposedly getting ready to hunt down and shoot “Right Wing Watch commies.”
Pointing to a video celebrating the Special Forces posted on Twitter by the 7th Special Forces Group (Airborne), Wiles claimed it was a coded announcement that such forces were about to be “deployed domestically” to prevent a communist takeover of the United States
“They’re going to be deployed domestically,” Wiles said. “Antifa and other communist groups are going to be declared domestic terrorists financed by foreign powers. And they’re going to be hunted down and shot by special forces.”
“All I can say is, ‘Thank God, it’s finally going to happen,'” Wiles added. “Get the job done.”
“I think the special forces are going to go into action, and there’s a lot of guys that are not on active duty right now who are going to be called up to join the fight,” Wiles said. “And all these little antifa commies and Black Lives Matter commies and Right Wing Watch commies and all these little commies are going to be hunted down by special forces and shot and killed.”


rightwingwatch--2020-09-25--Kevin Cramer Cites Affordable Care Act in Support of New SCOTUS Appointment

Sen. Kevin Cramer of North Dakota said a conservative judge should be confirmed to fill the late Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg ’ s now-vacant seat because it would provide a “ cushion ” that ensures the court will fall on the conservative side of issues ,  including most notably the Affordable Care Act .
The Supreme Court is scheduled to hear oral arguments in a case brought by a coalition of Republican state attorneys general and the Trump administration against the Affordable Care Act shortly after the election .
If the court rules that the Affordable Care @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a sprawling impact on how Americans receive health care , with millions potentially losing their health care while the coronavirus pandemic still rages .
Speaking Wednesday to Tony Perkins , president of the anti-LGBTQ hate group Family Research Council , on Perkins ’ “ Washington Watch ”  radio show , Cramer said he was confident that the U.S. Senate would vote to confirm whatever judge that President Donald Trump nominates to the Supreme Court this weekend .
Perkins argued that appointing another judge to the Supreme Court would “ actually shift the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to install a “ consistently constitutionally aligned court.
” “ This could be the first time we see a shift in the court makeup to where you actually have a 6-3 conservative-constitutionalist viewpoint , ” Perkins said .
“ That , to me , given how the left is so tied to the court—that ’ s how they get all of their policies through—this is going to be an epic battle.
” Cramer told Perkins that appointing another devoutly conservative judge would provide the court with a more reliable conservative tilt .
“ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ court , let ’ s face it : We ’ ve had some disappointments among people who we thought were going to be conservative .
Just recently , Judge [ Neil ] Gorsuch ’ s decision , and he wrote the Court ’ s majority decision on applying gender identity , for example , to the 1964 Civil Rights Act .
I don ’ t know how many mental gymnastics you have to do to come up with that one .
”

Sen. Kevin Cramer of North Dakota said a conservative judge should be confirmed to fill the late Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s now-vacant seat because it would provide a “cushion” that ensures the court will fall on the conservative side of issues, including most notably the Affordable Care Act.
The Supreme Court is scheduled to hear oral arguments in a case brought by a coalition of Republican state attorneys general and the Trump administration against the Affordable Care Act shortly after the election. If the court rules that the Affordable Care Act is unconstitutional, it would have a sprawling impact on how Americans receive health care, with millions potentially losing their health care while the coronavirus pandemic still rages.
Speaking Wednesday to Tony Perkins, president of the anti-LGBTQ hate group Family Research Council, on Perkins’ “Washington Watch” radio show, Cramer said he was confident that the U.S. Senate would vote to confirm whatever judge that President Donald Trump nominates to the Supreme Court this weekend. Perkins argued that appointing another judge to the Supreme Court would “actually shift the balance” unlike prior appointments that failed to install a “consistently constitutionally aligned court.”
“This could be the first time we see a shift in the court makeup to where you actually have a 6-3 conservative-constitutionalist viewpoint,” Perkins said. “That, to me, given how the left is so tied to the court—that’s how they get all of their policies through—this is going to be an epic battle.”
Cramer told Perkins that appointing another devoutly conservative judge would provide the court with a more reliable conservative tilt.
“While it would be a 6-3 conservative-leaning court, let’s face it: We’ve had some disappointments among people who we thought were going to be conservative. Just recently, Judge [Neil] Gorsuch’s decision, and he wrote the Court’s majority decision on applying gender identity, for example, to the 1964 Civil Rights Act. I don’t know how many mental gymnastics you have to do to come up with that one.”


rightwingwatch--2020-09-25--‘It’s Demonic’: Andrew Wommack Attacks Black Lives Matter at Values Voter Summit

On night two of the 2020 Values Voter Summit , right-wing pastor Andrew Wommack of the Truth and Liberty Coalition criticized protesters against anti-Black racism , going so far as to call the practices of Black Lives Matter co-founder Patrisse Cullors “ demonic.
” The Family Research Council , an anti-LGBTQ hate group , held the annual gathering for conservative evangelical Christians and their allies online this year , unable to meet in-person in Washington , D.C. , as they usually do due to the coronavirus pandemic .
While most topics focused on abortion and the need to appoint a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Roe v. Wade , FRC President Tony Perkins invited a few guests to criticize Black Lives Matter , including Eric Metaxas who on Tuesday compared Black Lives Matter protesters to Nazis .
On Wednesday , Perkins asked Wommack what Christians should do to “ stand up to the cultural forces ” causing “ the lawlessness , the looting , the disrespect for law and order.
” “ When we see what ’ s happening on many streets in America , the lawlessness , the looting , the disrespect for law and order , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , you ’ re calling on Christians to step out of the church and the power of God , ” Tony Perkins said .
“ We never leave behind what we ’ re all about—we ’ re all about leading men and women to Christ—but we ’ ve got to stand up to the cultural forces .
How do we do that ?
” “ Yes , it is a spiritual battle , ” Wommack said .
“ I saw an interview with Patrisse Cullors , one of the ladies that is a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ she was talking about how every time there is a Black person killed that they go offer honey and salt as offerings to their departed spirit and that she feels that these people living through her .
And it ’ s demonic.
” “ And so there are spiritual forces at work , but it ’ s also how the other side—the reason that there are so many people sucked into this and are participating , and there are some people that I am sure that are actually sincere in their desire to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ that they ’ re sucked into this is because we haven ’ t physically been involved in teaching the true history of this nation , our higher education has been taken over by the ungodly , and they have put forth a cancel culture in all of these things , ” Wommack said .
“ So , see , there ’ s physical things as well as spiritual things , and you have to do both .
It ’ s not a one or the other situation.
” It ’ s unclear what @ @ @ @ @ @ @ but it appears that Wommack may be referring to Cullors ’ artwork .
Cullors is a trained artist , and a line from her website reads , “ In her repertoire of intimate theatrical and movement based performances , Cullors combines themes and creates disruption at the intersection of activism , ritual , and healing , while utilizing raw materials like honey , salt , and coconut milk.
” Wommack is not the first or only to make such an accusation against BLM .
Anti-LGBTQ author and religious-right activist Michael Brown has accused @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ” when they call the names of people killed by police .

On night two of the 2020 Values Voter Summit, right-wing pastor Andrew Wommack of the Truth and Liberty Coalition criticized protesters against anti-Black racism, going so far as to call the practices of Black Lives Matter co-founder Patrisse Cullors “demonic.”
The Family Research Council, an anti-LGBTQ hate group, held the annual gathering for conservative evangelical Christians and their allies online this year, unable to meet in-person in Washington, D.C., as they usually do due to the coronavirus pandemic. While most topics focused on abortion and the need to appoint a Supreme Court justice who would take down Roe v. Wade, FRC President Tony Perkins invited a few guests to criticize Black Lives Matter, including Eric Metaxas who on Tuesday compared Black Lives Matter protesters to Nazis.
On Wednesday, Perkins asked Wommack what Christians should do to “stand up to the cultural forces” causing “the lawlessness, the looting, the disrespect for law and order.”
“When we see what’s happening on many streets in America, the lawlessness, the looting, the disrespect for law and order, and with the Truth and Liberty Coalition, you’re calling on Christians to step out of the church and the power of God,” Tony Perkins said. “We never leave behind what we’re all about—we’re all about leading men and women to Christ—but we’ve got to stand up to the cultural forces. How do we do that?”
“Yes, it is a spiritual battle,” Wommack said. “I saw an interview with Patrisse Cullors, one of the ladies that is a co-founder of Black Lives Matter, and she was talking about how every time there is a Black person killed that they go offer honey and salt as offerings to their departed spirit and that she feels that these people living through her. And it’s demonic.”
“And so there are spiritual forces at work, but it’s also how the other side—the reason that there are so many people sucked into this and are participating, and there are some people that I am sure that are actually sincere in their desire to see racial inequalities dealt with—but the reason that they’re sucked into this is because we haven’t physically been involved in teaching the true history of this nation, our higher education has been taken over by the ungodly, and they have put forth a cancel culture in all of these things,” Wommack said. “So, see, there’s physical things as well as spiritual things, and you have to do both. It’s not a one or the other situation.”
It’s unclear what interview Wommack claims to have seen, but it appears that Wommack may be referring to Cullors’ artwork. Cullors is a trained artist, and a line from her website reads, “In her repertoire of intimate theatrical and movement based performances, Cullors combines themes and creates disruption at the intersection of activism, ritual, and healing, while utilizing raw materials like honey, salt, and coconut milk.”
Wommack is not the first or only to make such an accusation against BLM. Anti-LGBTQ author and religious-right activist Michael Brown has accused BLM protesters of engaging in “witchcraft” when they call the names of people killed by police.


rightwingwatch--2020-09-28--Right Wing Round-Up: Trump’s Taxes

Right Wing Round-Up: Trump’s Taxes


rightwingwatch--2020-09-28--Right Wing Bonus Tracks: Demonic Manifestations


rightwingwatch--2020-09-28--E.W. Jackson Says Democrats Are ‘Religious Bigots’ Who ‘Hate God’

Right-wing radio host and pastor E.W .
Jackson used his “ The Awakening ” radio program Monday to rail against Democrats for supposedly imposing an unconstitutional religious test on Amy Coney Barrett ’ s nomination to the Supreme Court .
Jackson , who was the Republican nominee for lieutenant governor of Virginia in 2013 , took a call from a listener who wanted to know why Senate Democrats are not being censured for their allegedly unconstitutional attacks on Barrett .
Ignoring the fact that hearings on her nomination have not even begun , Jackson insisted that Democrats are attacking Barrett @ @ @ @ @ @ @ who “ hate God.
” “ Why do Republicans put up with so much ?
” Jackson wondered .
“ Why don ’ t they speak up more forcefully when it is clear that the Democrats are behaving unconstitutionally , and that they ’ re doing things that should not be acceptable under any circumstances ?
And yet , often what you get is silence.
” “ I think we just got to get people in the Senate and in Congress who are courageous enough to call them out when they do it @ @ @ @ @ @ @ needs to say , ‘ You all are religious bigots .
For some reason , you decided that you have it in for Christianity , you have it in for people who are actual believers and whose faith informs their understanding of life .
You hate that . '
” “ We just might as well say it this way : These people hate God , ” Jackson declared .
“ They really do .
They hate God .
We all know spiritually that that ’ s what ’ s going on here @ @ @ @ @ @ @ God , so they try to hurt the people who in any way are associated with or represent him.
” “ Why don ’ t more Republicans , why doesn ’ t the Senate as an institution clamp down on that and say , ‘ Look , you will not attack people in this venerable institution based on their religion ’ ?
” Jackson griped .
“ It would be a breath of fresh air.
” Last year , Jackson called on Senate Republicans to refuse to confirm one of President Donald Trump @ @ @ @ @ @ @ is gay , and according to Jackson , gay people “ can ’ t be fair and objective because they ’ ve got an agenda that is preeminent in their lives , and in their minds , and in their hearts , and in their behavior , and in their activity.
” This is also the same E.W .
Jackson who railed against the House of Representatives for allowing a Muslim imam to “ pronounce curses ” on the United States by delivering the opening prayer and declared that “ electing [ Muslims @ @ @ @ @ @ @ office is just beyond the pale .
”

Right-wing radio host and pastor E.W. Jackson used his “The Awakening” radio program Monday to rail against Democrats for supposedly imposing an unconstitutional religious test on Amy Coney Barrett’s nomination to the Supreme Court.
Jackson, who was the Republican nominee for lieutenant governor of Virginia in 2013, took a call from a listener who wanted to know why Senate Democrats are not being censured for their allegedly unconstitutional attacks on Barrett. Ignoring the fact that hearings on her nomination have not even begun, Jackson insisted that Democrats are attacking Barrett because they are “religious bigots” who “hate God.”
“Why do Republicans put up with so much?” Jackson wondered. “Why don’t they speak up more forcefully when it is clear that the Democrats are behaving unconstitutionally, and that they’re doing things that should not be acceptable under any circumstances? And yet, often what you get is silence.”
“I think we just got to get people in the Senate and in Congress who are courageous enough to call them out when they do it,” he continued. “Somebody needs to say, ‘You all are religious bigots. For some reason, you decided that you have it in for Christianity, you have it in for people who are actual believers and whose faith informs their understanding of life. You hate that.'”
“We just might as well say it this way: These people hate God,” Jackson declared. “They really do. They hate God. We all know spiritually that that’s what’s going on here. And they can’t hurt God, so they try to hurt the people who in any way are associated with or represent him.”
“Why don’t more Republicans, why doesn’t the Senate as an institution clamp down on that and say, ‘Look, you will not attack people in this venerable institution based on their religion’?” Jackson griped. “It would be a breath of fresh air.”
Last year, Jackson called on Senate Republicans to refuse to confirm one of President Donald Trump’s judicial nominees because the nominee is gay, and according to Jackson, gay people “can’t be fair and objective because they’ve got an agenda that is preeminent in their lives, and in their minds, and in their hearts, and in their behavior, and in their activity.”
This is also the same E.W. Jackson who railed against the House of Representatives for allowing a Muslim imam to “pronounce curses” on the United States by delivering the opening prayer and declared that “electing [Muslims] to Congress and electing them to office is just beyond the pale.”


rightwingwatch--2020-09-28--Trump Embraces Christian Nationalists and Friends Gathered in DC to Denounce Choice, LGBTQ Equality,

Trump Embraces Christian Nationalists and Friends Gathered in DC to Denounce Choice, LGBTQ Equality, Church-State Separation

“ The Return , ” a Friday evening program and day-long rally Saturday near the Washington Monument in Washington , D.C. , put the Christian nationalist vision of President Donald Trump ’ s religious-right supporters in clear focus .
Organizers hope that a second Trump term and a right-wing-dominated Supreme Court will help bring about a United States in which abortion is criminalized and treated as murder , LGBTQ people are denied legal equality and despised in culture as perverts , church-state separation has been dismantled and public school students recite officially sanctioned prayers , and law and policy reflect @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to build a society dedicated to advancing the Christian faith .
Speakers lavished praise on Trump and thanked God for his presidency ; Trump returned the favor , sending a supportive “ presidential message ” that was read from the stage to cheers from the crowd , which covered most of a two-block stretch of the National Mall .
Trump ’ s message quoted a phrase from George Washington , a favorite of religious-right leaders , in which the first president said that the “ propitious smiles of Heaven can never be expected @ @ @ @ @ @ @ rules of order and right , which Heaven itself has ordained.
” To that quote , Trump added , “ As a country and a people , let us renew our commitment to these abiding and timeless principles.
” After Trump ’ s statement was read , “ The Return ” organizer Kevin Jessip used a Trump campaign slogan in his prayer .
“ Lord , you ’ ve raised him up for a time such as this , ” Jessip prayed .
“ May he continue to lead this nation and make @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , make it godly again.
” Mixed in with the American flag-styled clothing and MAGA hats , some attendees wore “ MAKE AMERICA GODLY AGAIN ” caps .
“ The Return ” was called by End Times author Jonathan Cahn , who has sold millions of books claiming that U.S. history and current events are following a paradigm sent forth in the Bible .
According to Cahn , the 9/11 attacks on the U.S. were a warning from God and by failing to respond with national repentance , Americans have earned God ’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ himself a Messianic rabbi , began the day by donning a Jewish prayer shawl and blowing on a shofar , which he said is how the Bible instructs that a “ solemn assembly ” should begin .
Cahn described the nation as “ hanging in the balance ” and said this year ’ s election has the potential to “ seal the course of this nation toward judgment.
” Cahn began his keynote speech , billed as “ a prophetic word to America , ” with a joking warning that “ if you @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , you came to the wrong sacred assembly.
” Cahn portrayed the U.S. as having violated covenants that pilgrims and Puritans made with God and that , like ancient Israel when it turned away from God , the U.S. is experiencing divine judgment for national sins , especially abortion and acceptance of LGBTQ people .
 “ We war against the order and the nature of man and woman , of gender , of marriage , of life , ” he said “ And we now watch the smiles of Heaven are being @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the use of the rainbow—which he said “ belongs to God ” —as an emblem of the LGBTQ equality movement was inviting God ’ s judgment .
Putting himself in the role of the biblical prophet Jeremiah , he smashed a clay jar to the ground as a symbol of what will happen to the U.S. if it fails to repent and return to God .
“ The Return ” included personal testimonies of redemption and encouragement to individual and collective repentance for racism as well as political themes .
The dozens of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ who delivered messages by video—represented the breadth of the current Christian right political movement .
Included were movement elders like Pat Robertson and James Dobson , leaders of political advocacy groups like the Family Research Council , and representatives of the dominionist New Apostolic Reformation , a Pentecostal movement whose leaders believe God has ordained modern-day apostles and prophets to transform Christianity and bring nations into alignment with their biblical worldview .
Many speakers focused on the failure of the church to more aggressively engage in culture war battles .
Several denounced “ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Pierre Bynum , chaplain and national prayer director for the Family Research Council , said that the U.S. was once known as “ a leading Christian nation ” but has “ fallen a long way.
” Bynum ’ s theme was apathy , and he said the country would not be “ imploding ” if the church had been more outspoken .
 “ We ’ ve watched as prayer has been taken out of our schools , ” Bynum said .
 ” We ’ ve watched as Bible reading has been @ @ @ @ @ @ @ were we ?
What were we doing ?
What were we thinking ?
What did we do ?
They took the Ten Commandments off the walls .
They legalized abortion .
They legalized same-sex marriage , defying the living God .
Where were we ?
What were we doing ?
God has called us to be anything but apathetic.
” Mark Gonzales , a POTUS Shield leader active in electoral politics , declared in the language of New Apostolic Reformation , “ We ’ ve been anointed by God to transform society.
” @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in pulpits .
“ We want to walk in power and authority like never before , ” he said .
Ché Ahn , a California pastor and New Apostolic Reformation leader , urged Christian leaders to repent for being spiritually lukewarm and called on them to be bold in their preaching : I pray Lord God that we would see revival begin right here in the United States , the state you have given us as an apostolic nation , Lord , and leadership calling .
I pray , Father , that you @ @ @ @ @ @ @ leaders that would not bow their knees to any compromise , that would not be lukewarm .
Lord , they would maintain that fervent first love relationship with you and love others .
Give courage to pastors in the pulpit .
Lord , help us to speak the truth .
Help us not to compromise , to define marriage between a man and a woman and not same-sex marriage .
Forgive us not to speaking about the sins of homosexuality , abortion .
Forgive us for hands that have shed innocent blood in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ upon us , Lord .
Lord , I want to pray that you would overturn Roe v. Wade .
Lord , I thank you with [ Ruth Bader ] Ginsburg being , uh , passed away , and Lord , I believe that [ Amy Coney ] Barrett will be the judge that will help us to overturn Roe v. Wade , that we will see a moral reformation , that we will see revival and transformation take place .
Anti-choice activist Janet Porter continued the focus on abortion , thanking God for @ @ @ @ @ @ @ abortion-banning “ heartbeat ” legislation and asking him to speed enactment in other states considering similar laws .
“ And through your grace , we pledge and proclaim , ‘ America will end abortion , and no longer merely regulate it , ’ ” Porter declared .
Focus on the Family founder James Dobson , who appeared by video , denounced the “ depravity ” and “ utter wickedness ” of the “ godless culture ” in the U.S .
He condemned “ the murders of 62 million babies ” through abortion and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and perverted.
” He recited a litany of the nation ’ s sins : “ Sadly , she has prostituted herself with pornography , perversion , pedophilia , profanity , infidelity , greed , pride , sexual slavery , premarital sex , the LGBT ideology , illicit drugs , lawlessness , dishonesty , hatred , racism , wanton violence , family abandonment , public schools that are corrupting our young and apostasy.
” Ralph Drollinger , who teaches right-wing Bible studies to members of Congress and Trump administration officials , prayed , “ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Great Commission amongst the political leaders of our land today , that we might see more obedience of our public servants to your precepts , which … directly relates to the success or not of a nation.
” Conservatives ’ favorite Hollywood couple , Kevin and Sam Sorbo , were on hand .
Sam Sorbo portrayed the COVID-19 pandemic-related closure of schools as an opportunity for pastors to encourage parents to homeschool and avoid the “ nefarious force ” at work in “ government schools ” : Anti-LGBTQ activist Jim Garlow repented over @ @ @ @ @ @ @ destruction of the definition of marriage ” in the same breath as the abuse of Native Americans , slavery , Jim Crow , and anti-Semitism .
His wife Rosemary Schindler Garlow repented “ as an American ” and asked for forgiveness that “ we have covenantal biblical governance ” but “ have not acknowledged you as the head of our nation.
” Cindy Jacobs , associated with the New Apostolic Reformation and POTUS Shield , thanked God for the nomination of Amy Coney Barrett , who some religious-right leaders believe has been anointed @ @ @ @ @ @ @ U.S. Jacobs said God told her that he had heard the prayers offered during “ The Return ” and that in the days ahead he would demonstrate his plans to intercede in the election with visible signs in the sky such as triple rainbows and fireballs .
Former Trump campaign adviser Frank Amedia , who spent the week before “ The Return ” describing the death of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg as a “ move of God ” and warning that God is planning more “ epic ” actions as part of a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ evening .
He once again warned people that this is not the time to stand in the way of God ’ s plans : “ Beloved , I tell you , this is not a time to contend with God and his plan upon this nation and this Earth right now , for the fury of the Lord has gone out and shall accomplish that which he has said he shall do.
” Also participating were two Republican members of Congress from Texas , Rep. Michael Cloud—who began his remarks quoting a Bible @ @ @ @ @ @ @ his enemies be scattered !
” —and Rep. Louis Gohmert .
The Trump administration was represented by U.S. Secretary of Housing and Urban Development Ben Carson and U.S. Ambassador-at-large for International Religious Freedom Sam Brownback .
On the same day as “ The Return , ” Franklin Graham , another Trump-promoting evangelical leader , drew thousands of people to the National Mall for a “ prayer march ” from the Lincoln Memorial to the U.S. Capitol , with some of “ The Return ” speakers participating .

“The Return,” a Friday evening program and day-long rally Saturday near the Washington Monument in Washington, D.C., put the Christian nationalist vision of President Donald Trump’s religious-right supporters in clear focus. Organizers hope that a second Trump term and a right-wing-dominated Supreme Court will help bring about a United States in which abortion is criminalized and treated as murder, LGBTQ people are denied legal equality and despised in culture as perverts, church-state separation has been dismantled and public school students recite officially sanctioned prayers, and law and policy reflect the Mayflower pilgrims’ covenant with God to build a society dedicated to advancing the Christian faith.
Speakers lavished praise on Trump and thanked God for his presidency; Trump returned the favor, sending a supportive “presidential message” that was read from the stage to cheers from the crowd, which covered most of a two-block stretch of the National Mall. Trump’s message quoted a phrase from George Washington, a favorite of religious-right leaders, in which the first president said that the “propitious smiles of Heaven can never be expected on a nation that disregards the eternal rules of order and right, which Heaven itself has ordained.” To that quote, Trump added, “As a country and a people, let us renew our commitment to these abiding and timeless principles.”
After Trump’s statement was read, “The Return” organizer Kevin Jessip used a Trump campaign slogan in his prayer. “Lord, you’ve raised him up for a time such as this,” Jessip prayed. “May he continue to lead this nation and make it great again, but more importantly, make it godly again.” Mixed in with the American flag-styled clothing and MAGA hats, some attendees wore “MAKE AMERICA GODLY AGAIN” caps.
“The Return” was called by End Times author Jonathan Cahn, who has sold millions of books claiming that U.S. history and current events are following a paradigm sent forth in the Bible. According to Cahn, the 9/11 attacks on the U.S. were a warning from God and by failing to respond with national repentance, Americans have earned God’s judgment. Cahn, who calls himself a Messianic rabbi, began the day by donning a Jewish prayer shawl and blowing on a shofar, which he said is how the Bible instructs that a “solemn assembly” should begin.
Cahn described the nation as “hanging in the balance” and said this year’s election has the potential to “seal the course of this nation toward judgment.”
Cahn began his keynote speech, billed as “a prophetic word to America,” with a joking warning that “if you came here for a politically correct message, you came to the wrong sacred assembly.” Cahn portrayed the U.S. as having violated covenants that pilgrims and Puritans made with God and that, like ancient Israel when it turned away from God, the U.S. is experiencing divine judgment for national sins, especially abortion and acceptance of LGBTQ people. “We war against the order and the nature of man and woman, of gender, of marriage, of life,” he said“And we now watch the smiles of Heaven are being removed from the land.”
Cahn said the use of the rainbow—which he said “belongs to God”—as an emblem of the LGBTQ equality movement was inviting God’s judgment. Putting himself in the role of the biblical prophet Jeremiah, he smashed a clay jar to the ground as a symbol of what will happen to the U.S. if it fails to repent and return to God.
“The Return” included personal testimonies of redemption and encouragement to individual and collective repentance for racism as well as political themes. The dozens of speakers—those who appeared in person and those who delivered messages by video—represented the breadth of the current Christian right political movement. Included were movement elders like Pat Robertson and James Dobson, leaders of political advocacy groups like the Family Research Council, and representatives of the dominionist New Apostolic Reformation, a Pentecostal movement whose leaders believe God has ordained modern-day apostles and prophets to transform Christianity and bring nations into alignment with their biblical worldview. Many speakers focused on the failure of the church to more aggressively engage in culture war battles. Several denounced “compromise” as a moral failing.
Pierre Bynum, chaplain and national prayer director for the Family Research Council, said that the U.S. was once known as “a leading Christian nation” but has “fallen a long way.” Bynum’s theme was apathy, and he said the country would not be “imploding” if the church had been more outspoken. “We’ve watched as prayer has been taken out of our schools,” Bynum said. ”We’ve watched as Bible reading has been taken out of our schools. Where were we? What were we doing? What were we thinking? What did we do? They took the Ten Commandments off the walls. They legalized abortion. They legalized same-sex marriage, defying the living God. Where were we? What were we doing? God has called us to be anything but apathetic.”
Mark Gonzales, a POTUS Shield leader active in electoral politics, declared in the language of New Apostolic Reformation, “We’ve been anointed by God to transform society.” He called for an “awakening” in pulpits. “We want to walk in power and authority like never before,” he said.
Ché Ahn, a California pastor and New Apostolic Reformation leader, urged Christian leaders to repent for being spiritually lukewarm and called on them to be bold in their preaching:
I pray Lord God that we would see revival begin right here in the United States, the state you have given us as an apostolic nation, Lord, and leadership calling. I pray, Father, that you would raise up the next generation of leaders that would not bow their knees to any compromise, that would not be lukewarm. Lord, they would maintain that fervent first love relationship with you and love others. … Give courage to pastors in the pulpit. Lord, help us to speak the truth. Help us not to compromise, to define marriage between a man and a woman and not same-sex marriage. Forgive us not to speaking about the sins of homosexuality, abortion. Forgive us for hands that have shed innocent blood in our nation, God. Have mercy upon us, Lord. Lord, I want to pray that you would overturn Roe v. Wade. Lord, I thank you with [Ruth Bader] Ginsburg being, uh, passed away, and Lord, I believe that [Amy Coney] Barrett will be the judge that will help us to overturn Roe v. Wade, that we will see a moral reformation, that we will see revival and transformation take place.
Anti-choice activist Janet Porter continued the focus on abortion, thanking God for the state legislatures that have passed her abortion-banning “heartbeat” legislation and asking him to speed enactment in other states considering similar laws. “And through your grace, we pledge and proclaim, ‘America will end abortion, and no longer merely regulate it,’” Porter declared.
Focus on the Family founder James Dobson, who appeared by video, denounced the “depravity” and “utter wickedness” of the “godless culture” in the U.S. He condemned “the murders of 62 million babies” through abortion and decried that marriage has been “redefined and perverted.” He recited a litany of the nation’s sins: “Sadly, she has prostituted herself with pornography, perversion, pedophilia, profanity, infidelity, greed, pride, sexual slavery, premarital sex, the LGBT ideology, illicit drugs, lawlessness, dishonesty, hatred, racism, wanton violence, family abandonment, public schools that are corrupting our young and apostasy.”
Ralph Drollinger, who teaches right-wing Bible studies to members of Congress and Trump administration officials, prayed, “May we be about aggressively fulfilling the Great Commission amongst the political leaders of our land today, that we might see more obedience of our public servants to your precepts, which … directly relates to the success or not of a nation.”
Conservatives’ favorite Hollywood couple, Kevin and Sam Sorbo, were on hand. Sam Sorbo portrayed the COVID-19 pandemic-related closure of schools as an opportunity for pastors to encourage parents to homeschool and avoid the “nefarious force” at work in “government schools”:
Nefarious forces in our government schools teach children disdain for their parents’ beliefs and disgust for our country, programming them to question their own biology, obey authority, and despise themselves—to believe that they are accidents of nature and that survival of the fittest is the law of the land. This is child abuse. Looting, rioting, and self-destruction are the natural byproducts of atheism, hedonism, and abortion—survival of the fittest. The ideological anti-God virus that now controls most of our public education institutions is a disease of the mind that no vaccine can ever cure. We declare the conflict of interest of a government that teaches its citizens to worship it instead of their God.
Anti-LGBTQ activist Jim Garlow repented over “national sins.” He included “destruction of the definition of marriage” in the same breath as the abuse of Native Americans, slavery, Jim Crow, and anti-Semitism. His wife Rosemary Schindler Garlow repented “as an American” and asked for forgiveness that “we have covenantal biblical governance” but “have not acknowledged you as the head of our nation.”
Cindy Jacobs, associated with the New Apostolic Reformation and POTUS Shield, thanked God for the nomination of Amy Coney Barrett, who some religious-right leaders believe has been anointed by God to end abortion in the U.S. Jacobs said God told her that he had heard the prayers offered during “The Return” and that in the days ahead he would demonstrate his plans to intercede in the election with visible signs in the sky such as triple rainbows and fireballs.
Former Trump campaign adviser Frank Amedia, who spent the week before “The Return” describing the death of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg as a “move of God” and warning that God is planning more “epic” actions as part of a pre-election “blast,” spoke Saturday evening. He once again warned people that this is not the time to stand in the way of God’s plans: “Beloved, I tell you, this is not a time to contend with God and his plan upon this nation and this Earth right now, for the fury of the Lord has gone out and shall accomplish that which he has said he shall do.”
Also participating were two Republican members of Congress from Texas, Rep. Michael Cloud—who began his remarks quoting a Bible verse, “Let God arise and his enemies be scattered!”—and Rep. Louis Gohmert. The Trump administration was represented by U.S. Secretary of Housing and Urban Development Ben Carson and U.S. Ambassador-at-large for International Religious Freedom Sam Brownback.
On the same day as “The Return,” Franklin Graham, another Trump-promoting evangelical leader, drew thousands of people to the National Mall for a “prayer march” from the Lincoln Memorial to the U.S. Capitol, with some of “The Return” speakers participating.


rightwingwatch--2020-09-28--Josh Bernstein Warns of Bloody Revolution If Biden Wins

Radical right-wing commentator Josh Bernstein posted a video on his YouTube channel Friday in which he warned that if Joe Biden wins the election in November , “ the only thing that ’ s going to save this country is revolution.
” Bernstein , who has repeatedly falsely insisted that Democrats are preparing to engage in massive voter fraud because “ it is mathematically impossible ” for Biden to win the election fairly , warned that a Biden presidency would result in a cavalcade of horrors , ranging from the dismantling of the Second Amendment to the wholesale confiscation of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ he said , will be violent revolution .
“ I am personally trying to scare the living shit out of you on purpose , ” Bernstein said .
“ Why ?
Because I want you to understand what is at stake here .
I can ’ t be any clearer than my message is now .
And yes , you should be frightened .
But more importantly , you should be motivated—which I know you all are—but more importantly , it is your responsibility to get other people that you know to not @ @ @ @ @ @ @ what ’ s at stake , but anyone out there that doesn ’ t want to vote for Trump , they ’ re signing their own death warrant , as far as I ’ m concerned .
And not just their own , but for their country.
” “ Everything , folks , is on the line .
Everything , ” he added .
“ If , God forbid , they figure out how to steal this election , the only thing that ’ s going to save this country is revolution .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
There ’ s no question about it .
And when it happens , we will have a new America .
Yes , there will be blood spilled , unfortunately , but they ’ re bringing it upon us .
”

Radical right-wing commentator Josh Bernstein posted a video on his YouTube channel Friday in which he warned that if Joe Biden wins the election in November, “the only thing that’s going to save this country is revolution.”
Bernstein, who has repeatedly falsely insisted that Democrats are preparing to engage in massive voter fraud because “it is mathematically impossible” for Biden to win the election fairly, warned that a Biden presidency would result in a cavalcade of horrors, ranging from the dismantling of the Second Amendment to the wholesale confiscation of private wealth.
The only remedy, he said, will be violent revolution.
“I am personally trying to scare the living shit out of you on purpose,” Bernstein said. “Why? Because I want you to understand what is at stake here. I can’t be any clearer than my message is now. And yes, you should be frightened. But more importantly, you should be motivated—which I know you all are—but more importantly, it is your responsibility to get other people that you know to not only see this video so they understand what’s at stake, but anyone out there that doesn’t want to vote for Trump, they’re signing their own death warrant, as far as I’m concerned. And not just their own, but for their country.”
“Everything, folks, is on the line. Everything,” he added. “If, God forbid, they figure out how to steal this election, the only thing that’s going to save this country is revolution. And trust me, it will happen. There’s no question about it. And when it happens, we will have a new America. Yes, there will be blood spilled, unfortunately, but they’re bringing it upon us.”


rightwingwatch--2020-09-29--Right Wing Round-Up: Unequally Yoked

Right Wing Round-Up: Unequally Yoked


rightwingwatch--2020-09-29--Right Wing Bonus Tracks: A Woman Has No Place on the Court


rightwingwatch--2020-09-29--Pat Robertson Predicts ‘The Return’ Prayer Rally Will Unleash Five Years of ‘Paradise’ in the U.S.

On Monday ’ s episode of “ The 700 Club , ” televangelist Pat Robertson predicted that Saturday ’ s “ The Return ” prayer rally in Washington , D.C. , would unleash “ four or five years of … paradise ” in the United States .
Robertson , who delivered a video message to the prayer gathering , asserted on Monday ’ s show that the collective prayers unleashed on Saturday would ultimately take down dictators , outlaw abortion , dismantle Black Lives Matter , and unleash an unprecedented “ period of blessing.
” “ I believe that what @ @ @ @ @ @ @ with all this prayer , I think God is going to hear it , and we ’ re going to see a dramatic change in our society , ” Robertson said .
“ I think the dictators of this world will be coming down .
I believe that we ’ re looking at four or five years of really—it ’ ll be like paradise because the devil is going to be bound for time.
” “ The dictator of China and the dictator of Turkey and places like that , they ’ re @ @ @ @ @ @ @ God , and God ’ s going to destroy the destroyers of the Earth , ” he continued .
“ And in the next few years , instead of having something really bad coming , I think something really good is coming .
I think the Supreme Court is just one evidence .
We may stop this awful slaughter of abortion .
We ’ ve had 60 million unborn babies killed in America , and there ’ s a real good possibility with a shift on the Supreme Court that we could overturn @ @ @ @ @ @ @ s going to be a major shift in Congress , in the Senate , in the House , ” Robertson added .
“ It ’ s going to be a good thing .
We ’ re looking at hope not , not disaster .
I think disaster was on the way , coming into our society with antifa and the radical group that has got a named called Black Lives Matter and other groups like this that had communist influence .
I think the Lord is going to put an end to it @ @ @ @ @ @ @ see a period of blessing .
”

On Monday’s episode of “The 700 Club,” televangelist Pat Robertson predicted that Saturday’s “The Return” prayer rally in Washington, D.C., would unleash “four or five years of … paradise” in the United States.
Robertson, who delivered a video message to the prayer gathering, asserted on Monday’s show that the collective prayers unleashed on Saturday would ultimately take down dictators, outlaw abortion, dismantle Black Lives Matter, and unleash an unprecedented “period of blessing.”
“I believe that what’s happened out there on Saturday with all this prayer, I think God is going to hear it, and we’re going to see a dramatic change in our society,” Robertson said. “I think the dictators of this world will be coming down. I believe that we’re looking at four or five years of really—it’ll be like paradise because the devil is going to be bound for time.”
“The dictator of China and the dictator of Turkey and places like that, they’re going to come under the wrath of God, and God’s going to destroy the destroyers of the Earth,” he continued. “And in the next few years, instead of having something really bad coming, I think something really good is coming. I think the Supreme Court is just one evidence. We may stop this awful slaughter of abortion. We’ve had 60 million unborn babies killed in America, and there’s a real good possibility with a shift on the Supreme Court that we could overturn Roe v. Wade.”
“There’s going to be a major shift in Congress, in the Senate, in the House,” Robertson added. “It’s going to be a good thing. We’re looking at hope not, not disaster. I think disaster was on the way, coming into our society with antifa and the radical group that has got a named called Black Lives Matter and other groups like this that had communist influence. I think the Lord is going to put an end to it ,and we’re going to see a period of blessing.”


rightwingwatch--2020-09-29--Trump’s ‘Prophets’ Urge God to Control Chris Wallace, Mess With Joe Biden During Presidential Debate

Frank Amedia and Mark Gonzales , two leaders of the dominionist pro-Trump “ prophetic ” network POTUS Shield , posted a video Monday night urging people to join them in praying that God will interfere with Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden ’ s performance at Tuesday night ’ s debate and that God would keep moderator Chris Wallace in line .
Gonzales , a Republican campaign operative , told POTUS Shield ’ s “ prayer warriors ” to pray that “ confusion would come to the enemy ’ s camp.
” He prayed that God will “ rule and reign @ @ @ @ @ @ @ will “ give ammunition to the body of Christ ” and the conservative movement .
Amedia prayed that President Donald Trump ’ s “ taglines ” —he mentioned Reagan ’ s “ there you go again ” —would land while Biden ’ s “ already rehearsed ” taglines would come out as “ babble.
” Amedia reassured people that “ we have the authority to pray confusion ” on Biden .
He claimed that Biden had blasphemed God when he said in August that there would be no miracle to save the United @ @ @ @ @ @ @ had suggested .
Amedia asked people to start praying one hour before the debate and to pray all the way through it .
Amedia has frequently described a “ prophetic ” dream in which he saw Trump sinking in quicksand up to his lips until God reached down with his thumb and forefinger and plucked Trump out by his head , flinging him into the air .
Amedia has been touting the death of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg as a “ move of God ” in fulfillment of his prophecy that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ seats to fill in his first term .
Amedia has described Ginsburg ’ s death as the first part of a miraculous “ blast ” from God that will save Trump ’ s presidency—and he says there are at least three more “ epic ” events to come .
Amedia , who has claimed that God told him to create POTUS Shield on the night of Trump ’ s election victory , told his followers that “ the shield needs to step up ” for the presidential debate and “ activate Heaven ” @ @ @ @ @ @ @ asked Gonzales to “ give us some principles about how we can pray right now.
” On Monday , Gonzales told POTUS Shield ’ s prayer warriors that they would be like Aaron and Hur , biblical characters who , during a battle with the Israelites ’ enemies , held Moses ’ arms up in the air when he got tired , giving power and ultimately victory to the Israelites .
In Gonzales ’ telling , of course , Trump is Moses : Yes , we definitely want to be praying , we @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and the Hur for the Moses , we ’ re gon na lift up the hands of the President , we ’ re gon na pray over this debate , because we want truth to prevail , because we already know that they ’ re going to try to spew lies out of these debates , OK , to continue to incite lies and not tell the truth of what ’ s going on .
And on our side , there ’ s very few outlets that actually talk truth .
So , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ through the prayer of God ’ s people .
And that ’ s what this thing is about .
And that ’ s the role that you and I are gon na get to play .
So , we ’ re gon na have to be praying that confusion comes to the enemy ’ s camp .
… And who ’ s the enemy ?
I ’ m talking—and I ’ m not necessarily talking about individuals—I ’ m talking what ’ s happening in the cause and the questioning and all the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ’ s not God ’ s agenda , we want it exposed .
And that ’ s what this thing ’ s about .
So , from that standpoint , we need to pray .
Pray for the president .
Pray for the questions .
We know Chris Wallace is going to be doing the questioning .
And sometimes he can not be such a friend , he can actually become a foe .
And so , we ’ re just going to pray that God ’ s going to arrest this debate @ @ @ @ @ @ @ see God ’ s agenda come forth and truth prevail throughout it , and then it ’ s going to spread like wildfire to let people know .
So , the scales are come off the eyes of the people because that ’ s one thing we ’ re praying about , Frank , over and over and over , that the scales are going to come off and people are going to see , regardless of what the left and liberal media tried to do , people are going to see through @ @ @ @ @ @ @ need you to pray that God will undergird our president , will undergird him as he ’ s traveling all over , even leading up to that—the prep that ’ s taking place , all the things that are leading to that night on Tuesday .
Pray with us , as he goes through these , that the right questions , the right answers , and in the right spirit … because that ’ s also very key .
Right ?
We ’ re always praying that the right thing comes out of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ just pray .
Let ’ s pray .
Let ’ s lift him up , that he ’ ll be clear in mind .
That he ’ ll be saying the right things .
That that way , again , our side gets the truth of what ’ s happening , and then it ’ ll spread like wildfire beyond the debates on Tuesday night .
Gonzales continued along these lines , praying that the spin and headlines coming out of the debate will be God ’ s agenda : And we ’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ’ re going to give ammunition , God , to the church .
You ’ re going to give ammunition to the body of Christ .
And you ’ re going to give ammunition to the conservative movement in America , that they ’ re going to have stories to tell coming out of this debate , God , of the taglines that are going to be “ the most pro-life president in the history of America , ” “ the President has been the friendliest to the church in America , ” @ @ @ @ @ @ @ friendliest to Israel , ” God , and the list goes on and on and on .
And now the Supreme Court justice .
So , Father , we just thank you and let that reverberate from this debate .
And regardless of what the left may try to do , regardless of what the liberal media is going to try to do , we thank you , because you ’ re coming forth with your messages out of this debate , and you ’ re going to be glorified , God , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and this debate on Tuesday , and you ’ re going to arrest even Chris Wallace , God , if he tries to get out of line , you ’ re going to line him back up , because he ’ s gon na realize somebody [ who is ] greater than him is in control of what ’ s happening on Tuesday , in Jesus name , amen .
Amedia also used the video to tout his prophetic credentials and status as a White House insider .
He claimed he had been @ @ @ @ @ @ @ for an important speech before AIPAC , the pro-Israel advocacy group , so that Trump would announce the U.S. embassy ’ s move to Jerusalem .
Amedia also claimed that he prophesied the creation of the Space Force .
He said Trump has stood up for the church and nominated conservative Supreme Court justices , so that now “ we have time to harvest blessings.
” Many of POTUS Shield ’ s leaders are affiliated with the New Apostolic Reformation , a network of Pentecostal leaders who believe God has empowered modern-day prophets @ @ @ @ @ @ @ nations and help bring about the return of Jesus Christ .
Amedia recently complained about coverage of POTUS Shield by Right Wing Watch and mainstream media that he deemed insufficiently respectful of his record as an “ oracle of God .
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Frank Amedia and Mark Gonzales, two leaders of the dominionist pro-Trump “prophetic” network POTUS Shield, posted a video Monday night urging people to join them in praying that God will interfere with Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden’s performance at Tuesday night’s debate and that God would keep moderator Chris Wallace in line.
Gonzales, a Republican campaign operative, told POTUS Shield’s “prayer warriors” to pray that “confusion would come to the enemy’s camp.” He prayed that God will “rule and reign” over the debate and that it will “give ammunition to the body of Christ” and the conservative movement. Amedia prayed that President Donald Trump’s “taglines”—he mentioned Reagan’s “there you go again”—would land while Biden’s “already rehearsed” taglines would come out as “babble.”
Amedia reassured people that “we have the authority to pray confusion” on Biden. He claimed that Biden had blasphemed God when he said in August that there would be no miracle to save the United States from the COVID-19 pandemic as Trump had suggested. Amedia asked people to start praying one hour before the debate and to pray all the way through it.
Amedia has frequently described a “prophetic” dream in which he saw Trump sinking in quicksand up to his lips until God reached down with his thumb and forefinger and plucked Trump out by his head, flinging him into the air. Amedia has been touting the death of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg as a “move of God” in fulfillment of his prophecy that God would give Trump three Supreme Court seats to fill in his first term. Amedia has described Ginsburg’s death as the first part of a miraculous “blast” from God that will save Trump’s presidency—and he says there are at least three more “epic” events to come.
Amedia, who has claimed that God told him to create POTUS Shield on the night of Trump’s election victory, told his followers that “the shield needs to step up” for the presidential debate and “activate Heaven” on Trump’s behalf. He asked Gonzales to “give us some principles about how we can pray right now.”
On Monday, Gonzales told POTUS Shield’s prayer warriors that they would be like Aaron and Hur, biblical characters who, during a battle with the Israelites’ enemies, held Moses’ arms up in the air when he got tired, giving power and ultimately victory to the Israelites. In Gonzales’ telling, of course, Trump is Moses:
Yes, we definitely want to be praying, we’re gonna become the Aarons and the Hur for the Moses, we’re gonna lift up the hands of the President, we’re gonna pray over this debate, because we want truth to prevail, because we already know that they’re going to try to spew lies out of these debates, OK, to continue to incite lies and not tell the truth of what’s going on. And on our side, there’s very few outlets that actually talk truth. So, we need the truth to come forth through the prayer of God’s people. And that’s what this thing is about. And that’s the role that you and I are gonna get to play. So, we’re gonna have to be praying that confusion comes to the enemy’s camp. … And who’s the enemy? I’m talking—and I’m not necessarily talking about individuals—I’m talking what’s happening in the cause and the questioning and all the things that are happening, if it’s not God’s agenda, we want it exposed. And that’s what this thing’s about. So, from that standpoint, we need to pray. Pray for the president. Pray for the questions. We know Chris Wallace is going to be doing the questioning. And sometimes he cannot be such a friend, he can actually become a foe. And so, we’re just going to pray that God’s going to arrest this debate. And we’re going to see God’s agenda come forth and truth prevail throughout it, and then it’s going to spread like wildfire to let people know. So, the scales are come off the eyes of the people because that’s one thing we’re praying about, Frank, over and over and over, that the scales are going to come off and people are going to see, regardless of what the left and liberal media tried to do, people are going to see through it to the truth. So we need you to pray that God will undergird our president, will undergird him as he’s traveling all over, even leading up to that—the prep that’s taking place, all the things that are leading to that night on Tuesday. Pray with us, as he goes through these, that the right questions, the right answers, and in the right spirit … because that’s also very key. Right? We’re always praying that the right thing comes out of his mouth. And so, we just pray. Let’s pray. Let’s lift him up, that he’ll be clear in mind. That he’ll be saying the right things. That that way, again, our side gets the truth of what’s happening, and then it’ll spread like wildfire beyond the debates on Tuesday night.
Gonzales continued along these lines, praying that the spin and headlines coming out of the debate will be God’s agenda:
And we’re going to see, and you’re going to give ammunition, God, to the church. You’re going to give ammunition to the body of Christ. And you’re going to give ammunition to the conservative movement in America, that they’re going to have stories to tell coming out of this debate, God, of the taglines that are going to be “the most pro-life president in the history of America,” “the President has been the friendliest to the church in America,” “the president that’s been friendliest to Israel,” God, and the list goes on and on and on. And now the Supreme Court justice. So, Father, we just thank you and let that reverberate from this debate. And regardless of what the left may try to do, regardless of what the liberal media is going to try to do, we thank you, because you’re coming forth with your messages out of this debate, and you’re going to be glorified, God, in this nation and over our president and this debate on Tuesday, and you’re going to arrest even Chris Wallace, God, if he tries to get out of line, you’re going to line him back up, because he’s gonna realize somebody [who is] greater than him is in control of what’s happening on Tuesday, in Jesus name, amen.
Amedia also used the video to tout his prophetic credentials and status as a White House insider. He claimed he had been used by God to help Trump prepare for an important speech before AIPAC, the pro-Israel advocacy group, so that Trump would announce the U.S. embassy’s move to Jerusalem. Amedia also claimed that he prophesied the creation of the Space Force. He said Trump has stood up for the church and nominated conservative Supreme Court justices, so that now “we have time to harvest blessings.”
Many of POTUS Shield’s leaders are affiliated with the New Apostolic Reformation, a network of Pentecostal leaders who believe God has empowered modern-day prophets and apostles to transform Christianity and whole nations and help bring about the return of Jesus Christ.
Amedia recently complained about coverage of POTUS Shield by Right Wing Watch and mainstream media that he deemed insufficiently respectful of his record as an “oracle of God.”


rightwingwatch--2020-09-29--Josh Bernstein on Rep. Ilhan Omar: ‘This B*tch Should Be Executed’

Radical right-wing commentator Josh Bernstein posted a video on his YouTube channel Tuesday in which he attacked Rep. Ilhan Omar of Minnesota as a “ worthless pile of shit ” and declared that “ this bitch should be executed.
” Bernstein has savagely attacked Omar repeatedly in the past and regularly refers to her as Ilhan Nur Said Elmi , alleging that she lied about her identity when her family came to the United States when she was a teenager .
In this video , Bernstein cited a story from the notoriously unreliable right-wing smear organization Project Veritas alleging that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ illegal ballot harvesting and vote buying in Minnesota .
The Omar campaign categorically denies the allegations , and state officials say they have seen no evidence to support Project Veritas ’ claims .
But that is not stopping Bernstein from demanding that Omar be put to death .
“ Welcome to Little Mogadishu , ” he said .
“ It ’ s an area in Minneapolis , Minnesota , that is—I ’ ll use the word—infested with jihadists and terrorists , that ’ s right , from Somalia .
You know , it @ @ @ @ @ @ @ country and they say they want to do the right thing and have a better life .
But yet , what do they do ?
They cause crime , they cause havoc , they ’ re part of the Black Lives Matter movement .
They are radicalized .
They hate this country .
And of course , they are led by the number one terrorist in the United States of America , the one that was selected through massive voter fraud to be a member of the House of Representatives .
Of course @ @ @ @ @ @ @ towel-headed America-and Jew-hater , Ilhan [ Omar ] .
” “ I believe that the FBI and the Department of Justice should charge Ilhan [ Omar ] with sedition , treason , marriage fraud , voter fraud , illegal campaign contributions , immigration fraud , and aiding and abetting our enemies , ” Bernstein added .
“ She is a worthless pile of shit .
OK ?
Let me be as clear as I can , Right Wing Watch .
She should be arrested , tried and—I know your favorite word , Right @ @ @ @ @ @ @ favorite word ?
How many articles have you written about me when I ’ ve used this word ?
The E-word ?
That ’ s right—this bitch should be executed .
There it is .
I said it once again .
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Radical right-wing commentator Josh Bernstein posted a video on his YouTube channel Tuesday in which he attacked Rep. Ilhan Omar of Minnesota as a “worthless pile of shit” and declared that “this bitch should be executed.”
Bernstein has savagely attacked Omar repeatedly in the past and regularly refers to her as Ilhan Nur Said Elmi, alleging that she lied about her identity when her family came to the United States when she was a teenager. In this video, Bernstein cited a story from the notoriously unreliable right-wing smear organization Project Veritas alleging that Omar’s campaign is engaging in illegal ballot harvesting and vote buying in Minnesota. The Omar campaign categorically denies the allegations, and state officials say they have seen no evidence to support Project Veritas’ claims.
But that is not stopping Bernstein from demanding that Omar be put to death.
“Welcome to Little Mogadishu,” he said. “It’s an area in Minneapolis, Minnesota, that is—I’ll use the word—infested with jihadists and terrorists, that’s right, from Somalia. You know, it’s amazing they come to our country and they say they want to do the right thing and have a better life. But yet, what do they do? They cause crime, they cause havoc, they’re part of the Black Lives Matter movement. They are radicalized. They hate this country. And of course, they are led by the number one terrorist in the United States of America, the one that was selected through massive voter fraud to be a member of the House of Representatives. Of course, I am talking to the notorious towel-headed America-and Jew-hater, Ilhan [Omar].”
“I believe that the FBI and the Department of Justice should charge Ilhan [Omar] with sedition, treason, marriage fraud, voter fraud, illegal campaign contributions, immigration fraud, and aiding and abetting our enemies,” Bernstein added. “She is a worthless pile of shit. OK? Let me be as clear as I can, Right Wing Watch. She should be arrested, tried and—I know your favorite word, Right Wing Watch. What’s your favorite word? How many articles have you written about me when I’ve used this word? The E-word? That’s right—this bitch should be executed. There it is. I said it once again.”


rightwingwatch--2020-09-30--Right Wing Round-Up: Trump Refuses to ‘Shut Up, Man’


rightwingwatch--2020-09-30--Right Wing Bonus Tracks: Blood and Meth

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