In late 2020, ‘Pro-Life Evangelicals for Biden’ launched to much fanfare. These men and women championed voting for the Democrats as having the most pro-life ethic of all, certainly way more than the Republicans. Still, the group shut down ten months later, lamenting and crying foul in a fit of disappointment and betrayal after the Biden-Harirs Presidency passed a raft of pro-choice legislation.
Enter the newest iteration, Evangelicals For Harris, which is only slightly less absurd than “Queers for Palestine” and should probably more aptly be described as “Apostates for Harris.” The group claims to represent evangelicals who are voting and advocating for the Harris/Walz ticket, running interference for them while seeking to downplay their radical agenda on issues like the economy, climate change, abortion entrenchment and expansion, LGBTQ promotion, destroying the nuclear family, and trans-ing the children.
In a prime example of “don’t pee on my head and tell me it’s raining,” the group puts a huge focus on Harris’ faith, insisting she is a “deeply committed Christian” despite being a living, breathing emblem of Jezebellion hubris that deeply despises Jesus, Christianity, and everything it stands for.
These folks, however, most of who we’ve cataloged over the years on our site, do not care. From pro-choice SBC pastor Dwight McKissic to Jemar Tisby, who championed and promoted a heretical universalist pastrix and whose org is run by pro-choice, pro-LGBTQ racist, we are wholly unsurprised by their addition and advocacy.
To that end, the group released a campaign ad featuring the late evangelist Billy Graham insisting on the importance of going to the cross and asking for forgiveness- “Lord, I have sinned. I’m sorry for my sin. I’m willing to change my way of life.”
This was then contrasted with footage of Trump from 2015 who, when asked if he had ever sought God’s forgiveness, (which we’ve criticized him for) said: “I am not sure I have. I just go on and try to do a better job from there. I don’t think so. 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.”
Evangelicals for Harris also had Graham’s granddaughter, Jerusha Duford, join one of their Zoom calls, where she condemned Trump and those who propped him up as a “poster boy for godly manhood and leadership” while failing to mention the many sins and evils of his Democratic counterpart.
The ad featuring Graham likewise prompted a response from his son, Franklin Graham, who insisted that “The liberals are using anything and everything they can to promote candidate Harris” and that “they are trying to mislead people” on account that his father was a “firm supporter of President Trump in 2016.”
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