Comments by "June VanDerMark" (@junevandermark952) on "Jordan Peterson - Why Trump Won the 2024 Election" video.

  1. Thanks for honoring free speech One of Donald Trump’s devout followers wrote on YouTube “Donald is wise” … to which I replied … ‘Donald is cunning.” There shouldn’t be any doubt that Donald “groomed” the Evangelicals and maybe even some Catholics … by insinuating that he was also a devout and faithful follower of Jesus. And it was understandable on Donald’s part … because to become President of the U.S.A … he desperately needed their massive voting power. But we should all be aware that there always was and still is a MAJOR problem with Christianity itself … because the first Christians *slipped up … when they preached from their pulpits that as a baby Jew … born to a family of Jews that were faithful only to Judaism … Jesus was born PERFECT. Had they said that he was born IMPERFECT as a baby Jew … then they could have added with some sense of credibility … that as an *adult Jesus STARTED the first Christian religion … and THAT is WHEN he *BECAME perfect. If you take off your “blinders” … you will see at least some of the lies we were taught as children … by the Christians … and in this era … USED for his own selfish purpose … by “the GROOMER … Donald Trump.” From the book … The Faith of Donald J. Trump: A spiritual Biography … authors David Brody, Scott Lamb. In 2012, Trump called White and told her he was thinking of running for president. There was a time of prayer as he pondered the decision. Of course, he didn’t run then, but he called again in 2015 and told her, “’I really believe the Lord is speaking to me, that maybe I’m supposed to run for President. ’I asked him, ‘As my friend, what can I do for you?’ He asked for me to bring some pastors in to him and I did.” Time and again, White and various pastors have surrounded Trump and placed their hands on his shoulders as prayers were spoken. It was also during this season in Trump’s life that he began to make new friends from within evangelicalism. Huckabee recalled how it was Ben Carson and Paula White who had told Trump he needed to work more on the evangelicals—to talk to them directly and all at once. He had a number of different meetings that he’d had with smaller groups of pastors. But he had never brought in the ‘heads of the families’—to use a mafia term—for a united meeting with all the ‘mega-stars’ and all the leaders that might not be marquee names. We ended up packing the ballroom—way more than anyone thought would happen.
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  2. Thank you for honoring free speech. In 2020, when Donald Trump encouraged his angry renegades to attack the very Capitol that as President Donald vowed to Protect … he undid all the centuries of peaceful and considerate behavior put forth by previous men … when they were leaving the office of President. Donald’s self-serving … erratic … spoiled behavior was the exact opposite of the very first President George Washington … whose heroic behavior “caused the loss of his chance at becoming the President again.” From the book … Washington: The Indispensable Man … author … James Thomas Flexner “During the election, however, Washington adhered to his highest principles. The stakes, he felt, were much higher than any partisanship, so high that risks would have to be taken concerning what would happen after the hand was played. He saw the election as a potential demonstration to all the world that republican institutions were, in their purity, viable. He was, indeed, personally establishing a precedent that extended the Constitution. Despite much discussion of the issue, that document had not limited the number of terms a President could serve. The establishment of the Vice Presidency permitted succession in the monarchical manner: the President, again and again re-elected if he pleased the people, would be, on his death, succeeded by his preestablished heir. Even Jefferson, during his period of closeness with Washington, had been content with the thought that the first President would serve out his lifetime. But Washington wished the succession to be determined, in an absolutely republican manner, by the ballot box. This would be the culmination of his own career, his final gift to the world. Perhaps it was Washington’s realization of his own tremendous power that made him feel that if he intervened in an election he would prevent the people from making their own choice. In any case, he adhered to the resolution he had made when lesser offices were in the balance that he would play absolutely no role in the election. He had no intention of being publicly identified with either the Republicans or the Federalists. Although he believed that Jefferson had betrayed him personally and might well betray the nation of France, the old hero made absolutely no move to block Jefferson’s road to the Presidency. The Federalist candidate, John Adams, won, but, owing to a confusion in the Federalist vote for Vice President, Jefferson came into that office. Washington made no recorded comment. The precedent Washington established, that a President should retire after two terms, held until it was breached by Franklin Delano Roosevelt. It was then formally written into the Constitution.”
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