Tulsi Gabbard Speaks On Prayer
You may think that Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard overstated her case for prayer in the face of fear or grief. But I think she was right on. I did the strongest praying of my life in the back of an ambulance. And when I heard them run up the siren, I prayed even harder.
Did it work? Well, I’m still here. But that’s not the purpose. The purpose of prayer is to affect the one who is praying to lead a better life. And whether THAT worked is not for me to say.
Consider what DNI Gabbard said. Then consider whether she or Pennzoil-In-My-Hair Newsom would make a better president. Yes, she was born in American Samoa, but I believe that counts as “native born.” And, of course, a Combat Medical Badge says a lot also. Gabbard remarked:
“So why is it that people like Jen Psaki and others have such a spontaneous, visceral, negative reaction to those who are praying to God for refuge, strength, and for the well-being of the victims of this heinous attack? Because they do not believe in God or His love,” Gabbard stated.
“Their response is rooted in their hatred of God,” Gabbard added. “They want to be God, so they view Him as their competitor. They are agents of darkness and hatred, and the light of God’s love is a threat to their dark ambitions.”
