Republican U.S. House candidate Jackson Lahmeyer, a vocal critic of LGBTQ+ rights and founder of “Pastors for Trump,” is facing allegations of sending inappropriate text messages to a former fundraiser, Caitlin Simmons Key. The messages, reportedly sent from Mar-a-Lago, included suggestive comments and an invitation to his hotel room, despite Lahmeyer being married. Key subsequently revealed these messages after Lahmeyer’s wife confronted her.
Read More
Pastors for Trump founder making such bold claims about the Antichrist being a homosexual of Jewish descent is not only shocking but also deeply concerning. The whole notion of trying to label someone as the Antichrist based on their sexual orientation and religious background is not only bigoted but also goes against the core teachings of Christianity – love, compassion, and acceptance.
The Bible describes the Antichrist as someone who deceives people, demands to be worshipped, and promotes war while pretending to stand for peace. Now, if we were to apply these characteristics to a real-world figure, wouldn’t someone like Putin fit the bill much more accurately than a gay Jewish individual?… Continue reading
John Q. Hosedrinker 
Matt Underwood