Kamala Harris new campaign hire attacks America as a 'cult,' 'bloodthirsty imperial beast'Harris-Walz faith director Rev. Jennifer Butler made the remarks in her 2020 book 'Who Stole My Bible?'
By Hannah Grossman
Fox NewsPublished September 4, 2024 5:00am EDT
Vice President Kamala Harris recently hired a director on her campaign who has attacked swaths of White Christians and claimed that America is an imperial "cult" and "bloodthirsty… beast."
Progressive Rev. Jennifer Butler was brought on to court people of faith onto the Harris-Walz ticket. Butler has argued that White supremacists have "hijacked" the Christian faith, and now runs a program seeking to root out purported White nationalism from Christians.
"Today we face fundamental threats to democracy," the Presbyterian minister said in her book "Who Stole My Bible?" in 2020. "The wealthy are overwhelmingly White and those who are systemically economically disadvantaged are people of color."
"The many-headed beasts reveal the corruption of the imperial system around us. The imperial cult of the United States of America, whose stock market booms while unemployment skyrockets, had numbed many of us to our own reality," she wrote. ...
The Harris camp is so tone deaf, they really seem to believe that this woman (?) actually is a Christian who speaks the same language as Christians. I doubt they'd understand PCUSA, UCC, ELCA,
et al., are only communism wrapped up in Christian costumes.
