Comments by "June VanDerMark" (@junevandermark952) on "Dr. Phil Makes The Case For Why Trump Is Not A 'Bully' At Madison Square Garden Campaign Rally" video.

Thanks for honoring free speech. Following are Phil McGraw's own words ... when on this podcast … host Stephen Colbert asks Doctor Phil the question … “Do you follow politics?” Dr. Phil … “I do follow politics, and I don’t talk politics, because I don’t think I should use my platform to influence people on things that I don’t know enough about. And I frankly don’t know enough about it, and most of the people that do talk about it, don’t know enough about it to be talking about it.” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vvqZ0bUzNwg
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Thanks for honoring free speech. Had Jesus lived … as a man that deserved respect … he would have stayed faithful only to Judaism … where it was said that he was born PERFECT to a family of Jews that also stayed faithful to Judaism. No Christian religion for Jesus … or for any other “religious” Jew. But being a cunning man of “business” … Donald was not above USING the Evangelicals … by pretending that he was … “one of them.” 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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