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She asked, "So you would have..."

That is a question. That is not a statement. You never answered the question, just turned the around and asked another question.

She is pointing out that Trump reneged on his pledge to support whomever the Republican nominee would be back when there were multiple candidates in the primary race. In other words, Trump can renege on his promise for no reasons; Cruz should not renege on his promise after Trump spreads falsehoods about Cruz's father and wife. That is exactly what you are proposing.

Makes perfect sense to me.

All right, see if you like the same treatment--Please quote BlessedWife and show where she said this is not possible.

 

Donald Trump admits that he's never asked Christ for forgiveness. These verses are all well and good, if Donald Trump were a follower of Christ. Since he's not, I don't see how these verses apply.

 

Matt 6:12, 1 John 1:9
I'm sure there are more.

Trump was asked if he's ever asked God for forgiveness:
"I am not sure I have. I just go on and try to do a better job from there. I don't think so," he said. "I think if I do something wrong, I think, I just try and make it right. I don't bring God into that picture. I don't."

So, he says he doesn't bring God into the picture when it comes to righting his wrongs. He tries to fix it by himself.

...not by works of righteousness which we have done, but according to His mercy He saved us, Titus 3:5a

The amount of rationalization that Christians engage in to defend their support of Trump is astonishing.

 

There are a dozens of reasons why I refuse to vote for Trump under any circumstances. You gave a great list of them. Trump is the worst candidate in recent American politics. Hillary is the second, which is why it was such a mistake for the GOP base to get behind Trump. They could be absolutely dominating, but they aren't because of Trump.

I know we will never know, but my bet is that if Marco Rubio were the nominee, he'd be up by 3 points, minimum. Plus, he'd have Florida by 5+. And Rubio is a decent man, so decent that he even apologized when he made an inappropriate joke. That's the mark of a true leader--humility, not bombastic rhetoric.

 

We can know his fruits, and they're rotten.

 

Trump is a wolf in wolf's clothing. It really isn't that hard to see.

 

I think Cruz would have had a harder road. Rubio had his Florida base of support, and that would have been so important.

I wasn't really a Cruz fan. I liked Kasich, though.

 

He has literally published his fruits and had interviews on them. How many adulterous affairs and serial marriages do you have to be unrepentant about? Any church with even semi-function church discipline would have kicked him out long ago, and we all know it.

Is it theoretically possible that he has a very weak but present faith? Sure, I suppose, but he doesn't act like it, and that's all we have to go on.

If Trump were a Democrat, I doubt he'd be getting such a favorable hearing (cf. Bill Clinton).

 

When someone decides to run for President and they are serial adulterers, bragging about their conquests, own a couple of casinos, have been divorced twice, and don't ask God to forgive them of their sins, it's not a difficult judgment to make.