Kenneth Copeland |
Talibangelist Trumpanzee and multi-millionaire, Kenneth Copeland, true to form, found reality too much to cope with, and promptly went into a full meltdown of hysterical laughter when he heard that Joe Biden had won the election and his personal saviour, Donald J. Trump had been booted from office.
Copeland gained fame in Evangelical Christian circles when he famously declared that he had killed the coronavirus by blowing on it and telling it to go. He repeated this feat on at least two further occasions as the case numbers and death toll rose in the first wave in the USA The virus, apparently unaffected by his magic spells, failed to comply with Copeland's instructions, while Copeland's gods (the one supposedly in Heaven, and the one in the White House) both stood by helplessly watching as things got worse.
Televangelist Kenneth Copeland laughs at the media for declaring that Joe Biden has won the election and will become president. pic.twitter.com/ARHqmsEbo7
— Right Wing Watch (@RightWingWatch) November 8, 2020
Poor Kenneth Copeland is just one of many such Christian fundamentalist grifters who can't accept that their god didn't intervene to over-rule democracy and give the presidency to Donald Trump, as they would like to have done themselves if only they had the power they believed Trump would give them.
Hopefully, it will be many years before Americans forget just how quickly and willingly, Christian fundamentalists abandonned any pretence of moral standards in their rush to get close to power with their fawning support for the incompetent, crooked, adulterous, sleazy antithesis of Chritian decency, former President, now President-reject, Donald J. Trump.
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