GOP Candidate Pastor Mark Burns Makes Headlines After Calling President Trump: “The Blackest President We Have Ever Had in This Nation” (VIDEO)

Pastor John Mark Burns is an American evangelical minister, televangelist, Republican, and political candidate running in 2022 to represent South Carolina’s 4th Congressional District, and a strong Trump supporter.

In his recent interview with political influencers Diamond and Silk on Lindell TV, Pastor Burns proclaimed that President Trump is “the Blackest president we have ever had in this nation.”

Pastor Burns was labeled by Time Magazine as Trump’s top pastor. “When I see him, I see the message of grace,” Pastor Burns told Time.

“For someone like Donald Trump to say, ‘Hey, your heart is right, your spirit is right, you’re my real friend, come follow me,” Burns added.

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President Trump was against racism, against discrimination, against tyranny, against fascism, against government over-reach, against "mandates", against criminality and fully supported the Constitution and law & order. No wonder Democrats and RINOs were against him!

What Pastor Burns has to say is all well and fine, but, as a true saying goes, you can't serve two masters, so will he be setting aside his pastoral duties should he win?

2cent wrote:What Pastor Burns has to say is all well and fine, but, as a true saying goes, you can't serve two masters, so will he be setting aside his pastoral duties should he win?

While I agree in part that he should step down from his Pastoral duties should he be elected, he still should serve the Lord. He only has one "master" now and should he be elected, he will still have only one master. His change in vocation has no affect on who he serves, who saved him, who died for him nor where he will spend eternity.

The fact that he should be a Christian having been a Pastor should mean that he is honest, truthful and follows biblical values.

RV wrote:

2cent wrote:What Pastor Burns has to say is all well and fine, but, as a true saying goes, you can't serve two masters, so will he be setting aside his pastoral duties should he win?

While I agree in part that he should step down from his Pastoral duties should he be elected, he still should serve the Lord. He only has one "master" now and should he be elected, he will still have only one master. His change in vocation has no affect on who he serves, who saved him, who died for him nor where he will spend eternity.

The fact that he should be a Christian having been a Pastor should mean that he is honest, truthful and follows biblical values.

there are many liberal republicans who voted for Big Mike and Barry only because they feared Sara Palin and the unknown factor of her loyalties concerning church vs state. most of the ones i knew in this catagory were fixtures of DownLoadPolitics. ( ArgueWithAnybody )