[j.argese]

Well, okay, with Luther as former priest and that "insider knowledge". Trump as major contributor and money men, lifting the curtain of how the sausage is made.

Just wondering ...

[Gaffer]

One could argue the same thing for Jeb Bush I expect. I mean with the $100+ million dollars he’s amassed with the help of various super-PACs, one would expect that he also has some background, merit, some compelling history since time in memoriam we’d all like to examine in exquisite detail, n’est pas?

[Vaquero]

Yes he will post his 95 Theses on the GOPe’s door. Or on Carl Rove’s fat head.

[chajin]

He’s the Andrew Jackson of the early 21st century: uncouth, hard-nosed, nativist, the opposite of the political class of his time, and very popular among the common people.

[Sacajaweau]

Apples and oranges....

[Mrs. Don-o]

I personally like Lutherans --- my favorite ones do the prayer vigil with me at PP every week ---- but I couldn't pass up this comment about Donald Trump being the "Martin Luther" of American politics:

There's an old folksy Cuban phrase that means "everything in a mess and an uproar." It's "La Iglesia en manos de Lutero"

-- "The Church in the hands of Luther!"

[MIchaelTArchangel]

There is at least one big difference. Martin Luther believed in God. Donald Trump believes he IS God.

[agrarianlady]

Luther posted 95 theses.

Trump gives a speech to thousands, and lists how many actual policies?

Oh, except Donaldcare. And stopping immigration.

So that’s two.

[theoilpainter]

No.