The conspiracy continues!
In this interview, Metaxas says that after last night’s election it is time for Christians to think more deeply about the “biblical view of stealing.” Michelle Bachmann, the former congresswoman and presidential candidate who now serves as dean of the Robertson School of Government at Regent University, believes the election was stolen. Some of this stuff gets really wild.
I don’t know how to interpret this any other way. Metaxas and Bachmann appear to have lost their minds.
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You know, for many of us, it is easy to pile on Eric Metaxas, but I think there might be something actually wrong with him. I used to enjoy his work so much. One trip to NYC I was hoping to attend a Socrates in the City event just to be in a room where a winsome Christian was presenting the faith in an appealing manner. I think I read one of his books about 10 years ago – I forget the title or what it was about – but I remember enjoying it. Now, I scratch my head and wonder what happened. I understand Michelle Bachmann has always been this way – at least since I first noticed her when she ran for president that one year. When she was detailing how ballots were added to steal THIS election – well, Eric has to be delusional as well or biting his tongue at the absurdity of this. Hey, maybe he is laughing all the way to the bank. What does it profit a man . . .
It’s bad enough that Bachmann and Metaxas are clueless at how repulsive their politics are to the voters, and that caused the response. What is even m more foolish is that Bachmann cites 1,000 votes dropping in a rural Texas precinct. Is she saying that a red state did that, to prop up a GOP candidate? “Losing their minds” is actually an accurate assessment.
This is just insane. These people have large followings.
You may be right. Even Bachmann seems much more extreme than she was during her presidential run.