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Originally posted by ShiroKuro:

Also, f*ck Trump. Seriously. He's a big f*cking baby who needs to grow the f*ck up and get the f*ck out of the White House.

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Originally posted by ShiroKuro:
Ok, I am so relieved.

Also, f*ck Trump. Seriously. He's a big f*cking baby who needs to grow the f*ck up and get the f*ck out of the White House.

I promise not to cuss when talking about anything else, but I won't be done being angry for a while here....

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One of President Donald Trump’s top evangelical Christian allies, Dallas pastor Robert Jeffress, called Democrat Joe Biden’s victory a “bitter pill to swallow” for conservatives and said that while the result isn’t official, “it appears that he won.”

Trump has refused to concede defeat, though Jeffress, does not embrace his claims that the election has been stolen, and that fraud and cheating on a scale big enough to tilt the outcome has occurred.

“I don’t pretend to be an election expert,” he said by phone. “I trust that if there is that kind of fraud that it would be uncovered.”

In an online column published by Fox News that refers to Biden as president-elect, Jeffress offered advice on how fellow Trump supporters should embrace that development.

“For millions of Christians across our nation, this is a bitter pill to swallow,” he wrote for the network, where he is a frequent commentator. “It’s always easier to submit and to pray for someone when he was our preferred candidate. But the rubber really meets the road when the person who takes office is not the one we supported. Here is our chance to show that Christians are not hypocrites,"

Jeffress' stance might itself be a bitter pill for the president, who insists the election is not over.

The senior pastor at First Baptist Dallas, one of Texas' biggest megachurches, was one of Trump’s earliest and most visible conservative Christian supporters in the 2016 campaign.

Reached by phone on Wednesday, Jeffress emphasized that “I am not in any way calling this election,” though he acknowledged that Biden’s victory is “the most likely outcome.”

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Here is our chance to show that Christians are not hypocrites,"

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Originally posted by Nina:

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Here is our chance to show that Christians are not hypocrites,"

Too late

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Originally posted by CHAS:
My brother, the Trumplican, told me when Obama was in office that Obama had plans to refuse to concede or leave the White House.
Is that projection or what?