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I'm a Preacher's Kid, so let me set it straight: Project 2025 doesn't have a thing to do with the teachings of Christianity. It's about using Christianity to create a right-wing authoritarian state with control of every aspect of your life. I broke it down on Ali Velshi.

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Jay’Vvor 2 Jahren

@AliVelshi A preacher’s kid that advocates for abortions?? 😂😭 so we have an actual democratic pastor, warnock…. & a preacher’s kid that are representatives of the most demonic party.. what a joke..

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June Doevor 2 Jahren

@AliVelshi I am an Atheist... not a particularly pushy one. This Project 2025... isn't Bible Based Christianity. It is the opposite. White Nationalist Christians are literally killing their own God and trying to destroy the Christian God for others. It is awful.

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🌻Justice⚖Now 🌟🇺🇸vor 2 Jahren

@AliVelshi “The love of money is the root of all evil”. And that’s what drives Republicans today. Faith is only a distraction and excuse to overrule the will of the majority. #GOPTraitors

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🌊Sandy 🪶#GunReformNOW #ThankyouJoeBiden 💙vor 2 Jahren

@carol37995_kw @AliVelshi Rev. Billy Graham once said, "The hard right has no interest in religion except to manipulate it." He's not wrong!

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Baileyvor 2 Jahren

@AliVelshi Odd, there's nothing online anywhere that shows your father was a preacher.

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Gabby25vor 2 Jahren

@AliVelshi I grew up in the church, across from the parsonage. The worst kids I knew were the preachers kids.

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4Sakenvor 2 Jahren

@AliVelshi Sure we believe you servant of Lucifer. You are evil. You sold your soul for power. We see what you are.

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Jzikahvor 2 Jahren

@AliVelshi I call them False Profits! #FalseProfits

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lazer berishavor 2 Jahren

@AliVelshi Blah blah blah blah blah No one cares about your rhetoric

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