"Never Trump" Republicans arent giving up in their quest to find a conservative alternative to Donald Trump
.
Now that Trump has cleared the field of rivals to become the GOP's presumptive presidential nominee, anti-Trump conservatives have turned their attention to recruiting a candidate to challenge Trump and Democratic front-runner Hillary Clinton
in the general election, either as an independent write-in candidate or as part of a third-party campaign.
Speaker Paul Ryan
Paul Ryan s (R-Wis.) decision Thursday to not endorse Trump will only give further oxygen to the furious efforts by some to find a Trump alternative
The Hill interviewed several operatives associated with the anti-Trump movement to ask who theyd like to see run
Heres who they hope to see on the ballot
Mitt Romney
The 2012 GOP nominee first declined to run for president in January of 2015.
Since then, hes consistently beat back pleas from panicked establishment Republicans to return to the fray and save the party from Trump.
The announcement Thursday from Ryan, Romneys 2012 running mate, that hes not ready to back Trump will surely fuel rumors that the former Massachusetts governor could get back in the ring.
In many ways, Romney would be the dream anti-Trump recruit.
He would have instant access to a national fundraising network and enough name ID to move quickly up the polls and make the debate stage.
Romneys entrance would attract a media frenzy, and hes the kind of center-right candidate that Republicans opposed to Trump could feel good about voting for.
Romney has thoroughly rebuked Trump and campaigned against him at every turn.
He has said that he will write a name in if his options are down Trump and Clinton. Could that be his name
Sen. Ben Sasse (R-Neb.)
The 44-year-old freshman senator from Nebraska has been one of the most vocal opponents to Trump on Capitol Hill.
On Thursday, Sasse penned an open letter on his Facebook page about why voters should not settle for either Trump or Clinton and outlined the qualities he wants to see in an independent or third-party candidate.
Why are we confined to these two terrible options? he wrote. This is America. If both choices stink, we reject them and go bigger. Thats what we do.
Unfortunately for anti-Trump conservatives, Sasse, who has a young family, says he wont run himself
Anti-Trump Republicans are holding out hope hell reconsider. Three different people mentioned his name to The Hill on Thursday.
General John Kelly
Anti-Trump conservatives spent months trying to convince Gen. James Mad Dog Mattis, a revered, straight-talking four-star retired Marine Corps general, to launch an independent bid.
Mattis officially took his name out of the running last week.
Now they have their eyes on another tell-it-like-it-is military man: Former U.S. Marine Corps Gen. John Kelly.
Kelly retired in January after more than four decades of service. He spent years in various leadership posts in Iraq and lost a son, former Marine Robert Kelly, to combat in Afghanistan.
Kelly has not spoken publicly about the presidential race, and a spokesperson did not return a request for comment about whether hed be interested.
Former New Mexico Gov. Gary Johnson
The Libertarian Party nominee is so far the only candidate other than Trump and Clinton who is likely to be on the ballot in all 50 states.
Johnson served two terms as the Republican governor of New Mexico beginning in 1995. He participated in one GOP presidential debate early in the 2012 cycle before running as a Libertarian and winning about 1.3 million votes in the general election.
Since 2012, Johnson has been working as president of a marijuana marketing firm. He left that position to run for president, winning the Libertarian nomination again in 2016.
One of the biggest challenges facing a new candidate will be hitting the threshold of 15 percent in national polls to qualify for the debates.
Johnson could be the answer: A Monmouth University survey from late March found him taking 11 percent in a hypothetical match-up against Trump and Clinton.
In a statement released Wednesday after Sen. Ted Cruz
(R-Texas) left the GOP race, Johnson put himself forward as the alternative to two of the most polarizing candidates in recent history.
With millions of Americans now feeling politically homeless, a two-term Governor who balanced budgets, cut taxes, cut regulations and truly reduced the size of government may offer the home they are seeking, Johnson said
Rep. Justin Amash![]()
The 36-year-old libertarian-leaning Michigan lawmaker says hell never support Trump and is furious with colleagues who have warmed to the likely nominee in recent weeks.
Amash, who first backed Sen. Rand Paul
(R-Ky.) in the primary and later Cruz, has thrived on Capitol Hill as a wildcard willing to buck GOP leaders.
He stoked speculation that a third-party run may be in the works with a cryptic tweet sent out late Tuesday night after Cruz suspended his campaign.
Amash did not return a request for comment
Former Sen. Tom Coburn
(R-Okla.)
Coburn served three terms in the House followed by two in the Senate, cutting his final stint short after being diagnosed with cancer.
Healthy now, Coburn is on the short list for most anti-Trump Republicans.
The Oklahoma Republican, who backed Sen. Marco Rubio
(R-Fla.) in the primary, told The New York Times earlier this year that hed back a third-party bid to stop Trump.
Coburn said he didnt expect that he would be that candidate, but he also declined to rule it out.
Coburn is well-known inside Washington from his frequent appearances on the cable news circuit. He's quotable and has a reputation as a pragmatic conservative.
But some believe he lacks the name recognition and a national fundraising network to get off the ground.
Nikki Haley
The South Carolina governor is one of the brightest young stars in the Republican Party.
Several anti-Trump conservatives have dropped her name, and the reasons are clear: As an Indian-American woman, she provides a double-shot of diversity. Shes also telegenic, charismatic and one of the most popular governors in the country.
Haley said Wednesday shed support the GOP nominee, but she could come under pressure to challenge him instead.
Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky.)
The former most interesting man in politics could reclaim that title with a bold move back into the presidential race.
Hed likely find the press eager to cover his bid this time, giving him a platform to get out his message of expanding the party. That message was drowned out last year in the crowded GOP primary.
Conservative blogger Erick Erickson, a prominent Never Trump voice, told The Hill on Thursday that Paul would be a viable contender as a third-party or independent candidate
The Kentucky GOP made it so that Paul could run for both president and reelection to the Senate simultaneously. But Paul's reelection bid is now in full-swing, and it would irritate many in the party if he were to distract himself from that with another long-shot presidential bid.
Poster Comment:
1) Paul Ryan
2) Mitt Romney
3) Sen. Ben Sasse
4) General John Kelly
5) Gary Johnson
6) Rep. Justin Amash
7) Tom Coburn
8) Marco Rubio
9) Nikki Haley
10) Rand Paul
If Gary Johnson gets the Libertarian Party nomination, he'll have near 50 state ballot access.
#70: A K A Stone To: buckeroo (#66)
But when they support the faggot agenda then lie and say it is conservative. They are worthless to me.
A K A Stone posted on 2016-05-08 11:44:04 Reply Private Reply
#71: Roscoe To: A K A Stone (#63)
Roscoe posted on 2016-05-08 11:46:48 Reply Private Reply
#72: sneakypete To: buckeroo (#66)
Don't give him facts,it only confuses him.
He thinks that the only people who have rights are the people who he likes or who agree with him on every issue.
Either that or he doesn't understand what the word "rights" means.
sneakypete posted on 2016-05-08 18:40:22 Reply Private Reply
#73: sneakypete To: A K A Stone (#69)
No,the BILL OF RIGHTS AND THE US SUPREME COURT think two men,or two women have a RIGHT to marry if that is what they want to do.
sneakypete posted on 2016-05-08 18:41:55 Reply Private Reply
#74: sneakypete To: A K A Stone (#70)
So,to clarify matters,YOU think the Bill of Rights only applies to the people you approve of?
That's about as "conservative" as Mussolini,Hitler,the DNC,and the ACLU.
sneakypete posted on 2016-05-08 18:44:05 Reply Private Reply
#75: A K A Stone To: sneakypete (#74)
Pete that is why I criticize you. Because you are a liar. Faggots getting pretending to be married are not in the Bill of Rights. You really are that stupid and immoral aren't you.
Where in the Bill of Rights you fucking idiot piece of crap?
A K A Stone posted on 2016-05-09 07:12:18 Reply Private Reply
#76: A K A Stone To: All (#75)
You're like diarrhea in a toilet bowl. You can't be clarified. You have to flush.
A K A Stone posted on 2016-05-09 07:14:01 Reply Private Reply
#77: paraclete To: A K A Stone (#70)
paraclete posted on 2016-05-09 07:26:49 Reply Private Reply
#78: sneakypete To: A K A Stone (#75)
It's called "equal treatment under the law. Guess what,Bubba? If homosexuals don't have the right to marry,neither do you.
The reason you get so hysterical over this is you KNOW I am right,but don't can't face the truth because you KNOW in your heart what you want is a religious dictatorship.
With YOUR cult the head cult,that is. You damn sure don't want to live in a country ran by a religion that isn't your own ideal of a fascist police state.
sneakypete posted on 2016-05-09 08:11:55 Reply Private Reply
#79: sneakypete To: paraclete (#77)
You don't believe our government has a mandate to treat us all equally when it comes to legal matters and rights?
Which do you prefer,communism or fascism,because those are your only other options. We are either all free to live our lives in peace,or none of us are free.
sneakypete posted on 2016-05-09 08:14:45 Reply Private Reply
#80: A K A Stone To: sneakypete (#78)
A K A Stone posted on 2016-05-09 10:53:39 Reply Private Reply
#81: ConservingFreedom To: A K A Stone (#68)
You never tire of making false claims about me.
ConservingFreedom posted on 2016-05-09 13:07:11 Reply Private Reply
#82: VxH To: A K A Stone, ConservingFreedom (#60)
Which end of the Soros / Sachs turd is the clean end again?
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Mnuchin started his career in the early 1980s at Salomon Brothers. He moved to Goldman Sachs in 1985. Mnuchin was one of the instrumental people in the promotion of financial instruments like Collateralized Debt Obligations (CDO) and Credit Default Swaps (CDS).
Mnuchin spent 17 years at Goldman Sachs Group Inc., becoming partner and head of the mortgage department before working with Hank Paulson in 1999 as the firms Chief Information Officer.
Mnuchin cashed in on the Goldman Sachs IPO in 2002 and left to join Lamperts ESL Investments hedge fund as vice chairman he knew Eddie Lampert (whose equity firm owns Sears Holdings and K-Mart) from his time at Yale, where they were roommates.
In 2003 he started new fund with $1 billion from George Soros. In 2004, with two other ex-Goldman Sachs partners, he combined his fund holdings to form hedge fund Dune Capital Management, which led a group (which also included George Soros) that in 2009 raised $1.55 billion to acquire what was left of collapsed mortgage loan bank IndyMac from the FDIC receivership it was renamed OneWest Bank, and in 2015 acquired by CIT Group for $3.4B.
Partly due to this purchase he was subjected to 2011 protests on the lawn of his Bel Air mansion by foreclosed homeowners.
Mnuchins father, Robert Mnuchin, was a partner at Goldman Sachs in the 1960s.
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/3427812/posts? page=288#288
VxH posted on 2016-05-09 13:11:21 Reply Private Reply
#83: ConservingFreedom To: sneakypete, A K A Stone (#78)
The word "equal" appears nowhere in the Bill of Rights.
A homosexual has the same right as I do to marry a member of the opposite sex.
ConservingFreedom posted on 2016-05-09 13:12:11 Reply Private Reply
#84: Deckard To: sneakypete, A K A Stone (#78)
Marriage is a religious (Christian) institution, not a government one, and as such it is not a constitutional right.
Equal treatment? No - they want the rest of us to give up our rights. You MUST bake a cake for queers. You MUST open bathrooms to transgenders.
You MUST NOT not speak out against homosexuality or they will retaliate.
Homosexuals are the new fascists.
If they want to start their own "church" and perform unions there, fine by me.
But it's not a marriage in any sense of the word.
The reason you get so hysterical over this is you KNOW I am right,but don't can't face the truth because you KNOW in your heart what you want is a religious dictatorship.
I totally agree with you on this.
Deckard posted on 2016-05-09 13:20:44 Reply Private Reply
#85: VxH To: A K A Stone (#70)
In that case, the lie is a self-evident contradiction of natural law.
That's what differentiates what you're providing for the public benefit here -
- as opposed to what TOS has been doing with its active pro- Trump/[candidate of the cycle] censorship.
What's going on over there isn't what Jefferson had in mind; nor is it the electronic democracy David Hughes envisioned circa 1981:
What you're operating reflects the tradition of Col. Hughes. Jim Robinson OTOH - Not. So. Much.
Thank you for the voice!
VxH posted on 2016-05-09 13:32:15 Reply Private Reply
#86: VxH To: Deckard (#84)
In a secular context it's a state-established mechanism for manipulating the reproductive fitness of the collect herd/hive.
That's the spirit of anti-Christ, not the union Christ defined and illustrated with himself as the head of His church.
VxH posted on 2016-05-09 13:37:25 Reply Private Reply
#87: VxH To: A K A Stone (#63)
Makes a good sound byte - but Trump [and his followers] consistently fail to articulate the conservative ideological precepts that differentiated the U.S.A. from the ideals of the U.S.S.R. - personified by Soviet Communists such as Vlad Putin and Viktor Yanukovytch.
Why is that?
VxH posted on 2016-05-09 13:44:21 Reply Private Reply
#88: VxH To: Roscoe (#71)
VxH posted on 2016-05-09 13:46:42 Reply Private Reply
#89: Deckard To: VxH, A K A Stone (#87)
The slogan (and the implied promise) is just as empty as "Hope and Change".
Deckard posted on 2016-05-09 14:12:33 Reply Private Reply
#90: Roscoe To: VxH (#88)
Roscoe posted on 2016-05-09 14:50:47 Reply Private Reply
#91: VxH To: Deckard (#89)
Yep.
His consistent inability to articulate a worldview that reflects America's fundamental founding precepts, or to articulate the fundamental differences between the U.S.A. and the U.S.S.R., ought to be a clue. (Ronald Reagan never had that problem)
A campaign manager who tried to prop up Soviet Communist thug Vikto Yanukovytch; and a Soros/Sachs finance chairman... Ought to be big Red waving oligarchic flags.
But, evidently that doesn't matter to the Reality TeeVee Tsar's fans.
VxH posted on 2016-05-09 15:00:35 Reply Private Reply
#92: calcon To: VxH (#88)
I'm definitely voting for the guy who can score a fine woman like that.
TRUMP2016(don't be a pussy, just score the best pussy)
calcon posted on 2016-05-09 15:17:48 Reply Private Reply
#93: sneakypete To: ConservingFreedom (#83)
I suppose that is what passes for logic and wit in your circles?
sneakypete posted on 2016-05-09 15:39:56 Reply Private Reply
#94: sneakypete To: Deckard (#84)
not a government one, and as such it is not a constitutional right.
BullBush. "Freedom of Association".
Equal treatment? No - they want the rest of us to give up our rights.
People want all sorts of things they will never get.
You MUST bake a cake for queers. You MUST open bathrooms to transgenders.
Neither is of any legitimate concern to the government. In fact,the government is violating it's own laws by trying to force people to do these things against their will.
You MUST NOT not speak out against homosexuality or they will retaliate.
And you can defend yourself. Free speech,and all dat.
Homosexuals are the new fascists.
Just one of many. There seems to be no shortage of fascists floating around in the 21st Century.
If they want to start their own "church" and perform unions there, fine by me.
They don't even need to do that. They can have a judge or a JP wed them in a civil ceremony. NONE of their rights are being infringed upon by being refused church weddings.
But it's not a marriage in any sense of the word.
It's a marriage in every sense of the word.
sneakypete posted on 2016-05-09 15:51:27 Reply Private Reply
#95: sneakypete To: VxH (#86)
Only partially. Not everybody that gets married wants to have children,or are even able to have children.
For example there was a news story a month or so ago about a couple in their late 90's getting married at the senior center where they both live. Call me a pessimist if you want,but I ain't predicting any children for that couple.
sneakypete posted on 2016-05-09 15:54:19 Reply Private Reply
#96: sneakypete To: VxH (#87)
Putin has become an adult now,and morphed into being a fascist. Not only that,but by all the reports I have seen,he's loving the change.
sneakypete posted on 2016-05-09 15:56:33 Reply Private Reply
#97: sneakypete To: calcon (#92)
All it takes is money.
sneakypete posted on 2016-05-09 15:58:47 Reply Private Reply
#98: VxH To: sneakypete (#95)
Even so such a marriage still has an impact on the socio-biological fitness of a culture by the behavior it models.
VxH posted on 2016-05-09 16:22:49 Reply Private Reply
#99: VxH To: sneakypete (#96)
He exemplifies the line of Reality Tee Vee Tsars that go all the way back through history to Sargon.
VxH posted on 2016-05-09 16:30:41 Reply Private Reply
#100: sneakypete To: VxH (#99)
Ok,ya got me there. I have no idea who that guy is. The only Sargon I ever heard of died a few thousand years before teebee was invented.
sneakypete posted on 2016-05-09 18:54:24 Reply Private Reply
#101: VxH To: calcon (#92)
What was the typical career path for "super models" groomed by their father's fellow communists circa 1989?
VxH posted on 2016-05-10 07:38:57 Reply Private Reply
#102: VxH To: sneakypete (#100)
That's the one. The word Sar-gon means sun-prince.
http://www.google.com/search? q=sargon+akkadian+%22sun+prince%22
The same Akkadian root that's found in CaeSAR, KaiSAR, tSAR, cZAR, NebuchadnezZAR.
In Russian the old joke:
Ne Bu Chad Neh Zar: "There is no god but the Tzar".
http://www.google.com/search? q=Nebuchadnezzar+"no+god+but+the+tzar"
The cunneiform symbol for the king? A Star.
Hence when a king was deposed (like Nebuchadnezzar in Isaiah 14:12) his "star is fallen" - and scratched off the walls of the local palace.
They all pretended to be "gods" atop the state pyramid scheme.
Same ol' state-established Ba'alshyte, different municipal toilet.
VxH posted on 2016-05-10 07:48:33 Reply Private Reply
#103: ConservingFreedom To: sneakypete (#93)
What's illogical about it? Is it not a correct statement?
ConservingFreedom posted on 2016-05-10 11:39:43 Reply Private Reply
#104: sneakypete To: ConservingFreedom (#103)
No,it's not logical because a homosexual man has no more interest in marrying a woman than you do in marrying another man. The only people that have a choice are bi-sexuals.
sneakypete posted on 2016-05-10 15:42:22 Reply Private Reply
#105: sneakypete To: VxH (#102)
Well,they think they ARE "gods" today,and only pretend to be modest about it.
sneakypete posted on 2016-05-10 15:46:28 Reply Private Reply
#106: ConservingFreedom To: sneakypete (#104)
So if I have no interest in exercising a certain right, I don't really have that right?
ConservingFreedom posted on 2016-05-10 15:56:00 Reply Private Reply
#107: sneakypete To: ConservingFreedom (#106)
No,it means that right is irrelevant to you,just like the rights of other people to marry who they want to marry instead of who YOU want them to marry is irrelevant to you.
You are really and truly an idiot if you really believe saying "They have the same right to marry a woman that I do" is profound. Even most Kennedy's are bright enough to know better than that.
And you need to change your screen name,also. Maybe to something like "Conserving ONLY the freedoms *I* approve of!"
sneakypete posted on 2016-05-10 16:09:59 Reply Private Reply
#108: ConservingFreedom To: sneakypete (#107)
But nonetheless a right I possess.
Where did I say or imply it was profound? It's a fact, and it rebuts your claim, "If homosexuals don't have the right to marry,neither do you."
I support the rights of adult perverts to do in private whatever disgusting things they mutually agree to. Since marriage is not a creation of government but a recognition by government of a pre-existing societal institution, there is no "right" to have government fabricate a never-existed institution for perverts.
ConservingFreedom posted on 2016-05-10 17:09:17 Reply Private Reply
#109: VxH To: sneakypete (#105)
Modern instances of the wise fools described in Romans chapter 1.
Nature hasn't changed since then.
VxH posted on 2016-05-10 18:00:20 Reply Private Reply
#110: A K A Stone To: ConservingFreedom (#108)
He is sick in the head. He is immoral. He is a fool.
A K A Stone posted on 2016-05-10 19:36:30 Reply Private Reply
#111: A K A Stone To: ConservingFreedom (#108)
Wise and true words spoken to a degenerate.
A K A Stone posted on 2016-05-10 19:37:44 Reply Private Reply
#112: sneakypete To: ConservingFreedom (#106)
Nobody can deny you a right you have no interest in exercising.
sneakypete posted on 2016-05-10 23:08:54 Reply Private Reply
#113: sneakypete To: ConservingFreedom (#108)
HorseHillary. You are lying to yourself in order to blindly support your bigotry because you want your bigotry to be the law so the government will punish people you don't like and whose conduct you don't approve.
sneakypete posted on 2016-05-10 23:11:45 Reply Private Reply
#114: sneakypete To: A K A Stone (#110)
If there is anybody on this site in the closet it is you and Fire Island,and it is the guilt and shame you both feel over being homosexual or bi-sexual that causes you both to foam at the mouth anytime the word is mentioned.
Tell me,if your God is "all-seeing" like you claim,how is it you think think you can deny your true nature to him so you don't end up spending an eternity burning in Hell's Fire?
Since you can't fool your God and nobody else cares,don't you think it's time for you to act like an adult instead of a guilty child?
sneakypete posted on 2016-05-10 23:17:18 Reply Private Reply
#115: sneakypete To: A K A Stone (#111)
"Love your fellow man!"
Jesus
sneakypete posted on 2016-05-10 23:19:08 Reply Private Reply
#116: A K A Stone To: sneakypete (#114)
You're sick in the head geeezer. Your parents would be ashamed of you. Your mama probably would wonder why she didn't smother you at birth.
I'm asking myself. Why do I let a degenerate piece of shit like yourself post here. When all you do is attack the first amendment and say it is for superstitious people. When you attack superior American culture and want it replaced by Sodom and Gomorrah Sneakapeter culture.
I really should ban you forever. All you do is promote sicko stuff. You're the new meguro.
At some point I will ban you forever. Maybe today. You just get on my nerves with your anti American lies. Then you say the founders thought faggots should marry. You are a lying sack of shit.
Your days are numbered. Hell is your destination and you will soon be kicked to the curb here.
A K A Stone posted on 2016-05-11 09:33:19 Reply Private Reply
#117: A K A Stone To: sneakypete (#115)
That doesn't mean to lie to a sinner and say it is ok.
A K A Stone posted on 2016-05-11 09:34:03 Reply Private Reply
#118: sneakypete To: A K A Stone (#116)
It is people like YOU that use your religious bigotry as a weapon who are busy destroying the American culture,and this is THE very reason the Founding Fathers made sure there were be no official religion in this country,and that religion had no role in governing.
You closeted buttboys always call others what you are when you are called on it.
That describes you and Fire Island perfectly.
You're sick in the head geeezer. Your parents would be ashamed of you. Your mama probably would wonder why she didn't smother you at birth.
Ahhh,more of your Christian compassion and love of your fellow man (in a heterosexual way) on display. I bet your preacher pays you money to not name your cult on the internet.
Maybe you could point out to us the place in the Bible where Jesus suggested mothers murder their infants?
I'm asking myself. Why do I let a degenerate piece of shit like yourself post here. When all you do is attack the first amendment and say it is for superstitious people.
No,you dummy. I say it is dummies like you who are attacking the First Amendment by using your superstitious beliefs as a weapon to DEMAND we create different classes of Americans,with some having fewer freedoms and rights than others,and try to use your God as a hammer to smite others by sending us to hell forever for not agreeing with you.
When you attack superior American culture and want it replaced by Sodom and Gomorrah Sneakapeter culture.
You seem to have this strange obsession with sneaking peters. Maybe the one you hate the most is yourself?
I really should ban you forever.
That's because you want an echo chamber where everyone agrees with you. You want to be the new Jim Rob,but just don't have enough members to get away with it. There are only a few dozen people that post here anyhow,so if 15 or 20 drop out or get banned you would be posting to yourself. That ain't no way to become the New Messiah,is it?
All you do is promote sicko stuff.
Yeah,we don't need all that stinking freedom stuff,do we? Not when we have you and your obsessions to tell us what to think and to do.
You're the new meguro.
Hate to disappoint you,but I'm not a homosexual.
You just get on my nerves with your anti American lies.
Yeah,I can see where the Bill of Rights gets in your way. That's why we have it,to prevent dictators and tyrants from taking over the country.
Then you say the founders thought faggots should marry.
Where have I EVER claimed that ANYONE should get married other than parents of children,never mind homosexuals?
C'mon,post my quote with a link to that thread,or admit you are lying.
You are a lying sack of shit.
No,but you are. What you hate most of all is people that point out your hypocrisy,inconsistencies,and outright lies in support of a religion that even YOU don't follow according to your own words and actions. You CONSISTENTLY "preach" hate and promote punishments and loss of rights and freedoms for anyone who doesn't agree with you. I got news for you,Bubba. If there is a hell and I go there,I fully expect to see you showing up,too.
Hell,compared to you,*I* am the one that follows the teachings of Jesus!
Bigot,heal thyself!
Hell is your destination ....
I'll save you a seat.
sneakypete posted on 2016-05-11 10:15:19 Reply Private Reply
#119: sneakypete To: A K A Stone (#117)
You can't even agree with one of the most basic tenets of Christianity,and you call yourself a Christian?
What is the denomination you allege to follow?
sneakypete posted on 2016-05-11 10:21:11 Reply Private Reply