Trump Won’t Let Go: EVANGELICALS FOR HARRIS

 

Trump Won’t Let Go: EVANGELICALS FOR HARRIS

Jerushah Duford, Granddaughter of Billy Grahm

 

Ah, the Republicans—forever the custodians of Trump’s endless messes. Even as the man himself stumbles around, obsessed with reclaiming the power he lost in 2020, they’re right behind him, mop in hand, trying to clean up the chaos. Trump, so drunk on his delusion that he won the last election, is now in a bizarre twilight zone where every new move only deepens the mess, leaving his party in a perpetual state of damage control.

It’s almost laughable, though, how these Republicans, who should know better, keep enabling him. Ethics? Who needs those when you’re desperate to stay in power? The moment Trump began trashing the Constitution, claiming that the 2020 election was stolen, they didn’t just nod along—they doubled down. Now, they’re backing his delusional Project 2025, where he dreams of a dystopia ruled by Christian laws, where women’s rights are stripped away, and religious courts full of men decide women’s fates. In this twisted fantasy, women are nothing more than vessels for reproduction, and Trump is their savior.

But not everyone’s on board. Today, in a move that surely sent shockwaves through the evangelical community, Billy Graham’s granddaughter endorsed Kamala Harris and released an ad slamming Trump. Imagine the outrage in Trump’s camp! Meanwhile, Trump continues to veer off into bizarre rants at his rallies, leaving his supporters more confused than ever. One minute he’s claiming victory in an election he lost, the next he’s spinning wild theories, and his followers are left scratching their heads. Which version of Trump are they supposed to believe—the one who says he’s already won or the one who says he’s fighting to win again?

As the election nears, Republican candidates are holding their breath. Will they face the wrath of voters fed up with Trump’s antics, or will they somehow ride the wave of his delusion to victory? The media, ever the puppet master, is playing its part, carefully balancing stories that keep the race tight between Trump and Harris. But they’re also walking a fine line, not wanting to stray too far from public sentiment and risk losing credibility.

Kamala Harris, on the other hand, is gaining ground, especially among female voters, where she’s leading Trump by over 15%. Sure, Trump has an edge with male voters, but overall, Harris is ahead, leading by 4% or more. This shift is getting under Trump’s skin. Just a few weeks ago, he was leading in most categories against Biden, but now, his support is slipping, and he’s losing it. The sight of Harris on the cover of Time magazine must be driving him insane. Trump has always thrived on attention, but this time, the public isn’t buying his act, especially when it’s all negative.

To make matters worse, his legal troubles are piling up. Trump knows that losing this election could be his undoing, so he’s gearing up to throw everything—including the kitchen sink—at his opponents. And if you think Trump has been unhinged before, just wait until the Democratic Convention next week. We’re all about to witness just how low he’s willing to go in his desperate bid to reclaim the power he lost in 2020. 


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