Phil Hands for February 22, 2016

"Presbyterian church has voted several times in favor of granting a route to legal status for the 11 million undocumented people currently living in the US "

Trump’s own Christian denomination defies him on immigration policy

The Republican anti-Christ has declared himself.

And what does that say about the walls around the Vatican?

Trump.. is taking the heat for this.. But.. do not all the contestants have a similar view.. Have they not ALL said no to a reasonable solution and that nothing will get done till they build a wall. I have not heard a “bridge” comment from any of them..The sad truth is… the wall argument is an excuse to do nothing.. kicking the can down the road has been the solution for 30 years.. and this election will not change it.

Has anyone thought about the fact that what we here in Reid in the media is strictly a translation was the Pope said. The translator may have been translating what the pope said but what was the pope actually meaning? We need to stop and ask ourselves, “Is what the Pope was saying that person is not a Christian?” Or was he inferring that thoughts and actions in that manner are not Christian values?

. If the wall is built how long will it be before world opinion says to America, quoting Mr. Reagan, “Mr. Khrushchev, tear down that wall!”

The Vatican is it’s own state. No passport required to enter, just a valid ID. It does issue passports to it’s citizens so they can enter other countries.

Trump only builds bridges to import cute girls, so he can marry them, then change his mind and dump ’em. Yep, Mr. Family values is the infallible one, right?

There is a deep divide between what Trump claims he is for and his behavior. The Republicans argue he is not a conservative. Trump says he is both a conservative and a Christian. He supports Democrats as well as their liberal policies. He mocks people with disabilities. He doesn’t go to church. He is twice divorced and brags about sleeping with the world’s “top women.”The Christian faith emphasizes thoughts and emotions – belief in God and love for God – in a way that makes confirming if Trump feels like a Christian difficult to deny. But I think the Christians have covered faith without works as well.

Let’s try a bit of logic to see if Trump deserves to call himself a Christian. He’s on his third wife, having previously torn asunder what God had put together, twice. He’s cheated on all three wives. He’s a massively ignorant virulent bigot. He lies all the time. (The dishonesty of Donald Trump would make Judas Iscariot vomit!) He worships two things, and two things only: Mammon and himself. No Christians to see here, folks, move along!

tRump is the biggest hypocrite around, but he sure does say things that his kind want to hear. He thinks he is untouchable/above the law. Any one who things he can shoot innocent pewople in NY and will still be elected says a lot about his lack of morality and his sociopathy.

@James Brown HehWell, let’s see now……every time he committed adultery during three (count ‘em) three marriages SO FAR would be breaking sacred marriage vows……..thus, lying. His saying that Mexico will pay for his beloved wall is a lie—there’s the same chance that North Korea will pay for it, which is no chance at all. His talk about tariffs—all lies. Only Congress has that power, PLUS we’re locked into free trade agreements in case he hasn’t noticed. His idiotic bigoted contemptible (and, not to put too fine a point on it, evil) comments about Mexicans?Lies. His comments about the “thousands of people” who supposedly celebrated 9/11? Also lies, also evil. I could continue, but what’s the point?