“So, you’re saying he sold his relationship with God for luxury accommodations? Are you kidding? Have you ever heard of forgiveness?”
Hey, Vander Plaats doesn’t need my forgiveness. He needs the forgiveness of the folks he leads. He doesn’t seem to think he did anything wrong, and thinks he can just pay for the rooms after getting caught.
His credibility is shot. It’s takes some folks longer to figure it out for themselves. You’ll get there. When is the last time you took your family for a luxury hotel stay?
Man alive, you go after Vander Plaats for the minor nits (as if any sin) is minor (not!) — and seem forgive the destruction of human life (supported by Trump), abuse of women, violation of two sacred marriage covenants, and use of women for a strip club. You go after Vander Plaats from here to eternity, but the problem is Trump. He is mean, vicious and crude when he doesn’t get his way. He didn’t get his way with Vander Plaats — and he’s made as hell. I THINK YOU NEED TO GET IT, but I don’t expect you to ever see Trump’s problems.
“His credibility is shot.”
I’ll admit I’d never heard of this Bob guy before this discussion. So I’ve been reading up on him for the last hour. Seems like he’s nothing more than a failed politician who finally realized he’s probably never going to get elected, so he got involved in what’s essentially a PAC. That way he still gets to feel important, rub shoulders with candidates, and found a way to cash in by appointing himself to be THE voice of evangelicals in the nation’s first primary caucus state.
Bob made a million bucks off of endorsing Santorum. Trump ought to look into how much money Bob made for endorsing Cruz and which channels were used to funnel it to him. Bob’s most valuable asset is his endorsement, and he’s proven it doesn’t come cheap. I highly doubt he all of the sudden had some kind of come to Jesus moment and endorsed Cruz for free.