@AGGancarski It’s unfortunate that @ByronDonalds won’t show any leadership by denouncing such a vile woman and her remarks. But wants to lead our state??? Can’t wait to talk to my congregation about it. And him!!
@ByronDonalds as pastor of the largest Black Baptist church in the state where you want to be governor I’m officially asking you will you denounce the bigoted attacks on Angie Nixon?
@TheOfficerTatum I am curious. And let me say I’m not sure what the cause of this tragedy is. Not calling it anything but that. But I’m sincerely curious. How are you so sure that it wasn’t motivated by race?? Do you believe racism still exists?
Herein lies my problem with conservatives. They want to lecture non conservatives about turning down the heat on the rhetoric. They aren’t incorrect but their response is incomplete. Any attempt on a person’s life is completely wrong. Having said that, the incompleteness comes from their refusal to even acknowledge the rhetoric on the Right and of their leader. This isn’t “what about-ism”. This is “actual-ism”. Until they stop excusing him for the vile things he continually says out of his mouth, their suggestion is not only incomplete but it is also unserious. Everybody needs to step back and examine. Because you can’t talk about the speck in the eye of the Left but won’t deal with the beam in the eye on the Right.
@ByronDonalds You want to be the next governor of the state I pastor in with over 8000 members. Please tell me your thoughts n the picture where he portrays himself as the Christ?????
@WellsJorda89710 The depths you go to just to defend the indefensible is really sad. If you support is policies then fine. But you should still have the courage to call out wrong as wrong.
Perfect example of what’s wrong with my state. We as pastors must continue to speak truth to power against cowardly bigots like this man in public offices. Yea I said it.