So the nutjob pastor holding this wingding in his church sanctuary couldn't even get 100 of his own flock to attend?

IIRC, Manning has outdone them all with the "Trial of the Century".

May 3, 2011. Dallas, TX. More than 1,000 children in Fair Park of South Dallas sleep on floors, many without electricity, and with little food. A recent "Poverty in Dallas" tour of by the Greater Dallas Justice Revival (GDJR) church leaders throughout South Dallas revealed miles after miles of poverty. "Poverty worse than the infamous ninth ward of New Orleans" says Rev. Don Parish of True Lee Missionary Baptist Church, one of the tours host.

The Dallas Morning News affirmed that statement in a special report today, by reporter Kim Horner. 58 percent of residents in the Fair Park area lacked a high school education compared with 40 percent of Lower Ninth Ward residents. 62 percent of South Dallas adults had not jobs, compared to 59 percent in the Lower Ninth Ward. 33 percent of South Dallas families lived below the poverty line, about the same as in the Lower Ninth Ward.
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Hunger, a major force which impacts the area children physically and emotionally, also brings its devastation on the local children educationally. Ninety nine percent of the local area children are considered low income and need food assistance. One group providing groceries for nearly 4000 families a month is the Rev. S.M. Wright Foundation.
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At a Fair Park location on the "Dallas Poverty Tour" Pastor Wright, a humble quiet man, let the scene of small children sleeping on floors with rodents, no electricity, and sheets serving as doors and windows, speak for itself.

Like I said, Rudy couldn't organise a nookie in a knocking shop. He didn't have an idea about how many were coming and he picked a venue in the wrong part of town. Rudy does provide me with a lot of humourous moments but really the man is a babe in the woods. He has no idea how the real world operates. That was brought home to me when he and his wife and the "Texas Deacon" and his wife went on a cruise and met real people.
Regards .............Dick

Yes, all true, but you gotta give him a iota of notice since he actually DID something he said he was going to do unlike the rest of the Grifters like Haskins et al.

Kinda lowering the bar a bit, don't you think?

Oh, no. They have a high school textbook that says that the Constitution requires that the President be a natural born citizen! (See the highlighted paragraph. I could not see it well enough to know how many times Vattel is mentioned.) All our nefarious work, flushed down the drain by a single high school textbook!

Can someone get a still of that?

Looks like the heading is "Constitutional Powers of the President" and the subheading says "Who may be President" to lead off the paragraph. After that, somebody with better eyes than mine is needed.

Looks like the heading is "Constitutional Powers of the President" and the subheading says "Who may be President" to lead off the paragraph. After that, somebody with better eyes than mine is needed.

"The KGB Holy Bible"? WTF?

I am also amused how he goes on about trusting their mutual friend, what a trustworthy guy Rudy is, how he trusted Bill, and then repeatedly quotes Psalms, saying trust no man, but trust the Word of God. Poor Rudy, born without an irony meter.

II. We Believe In A High View of Scripture.
Because the Bible is the Inspired, Infallible, and Inerrant Word of God in the original language passed down to us without change, it is the absolute and final authority on all matters.

Yea, but my mommy always told me to try to look for the good in people...even piles of
He's just the animated batshittery sideshow. It's the quiet ones in the Arizona Legislature whom I have no respect for what-so-ever.

...Rudy has the idea that it is OK to say that people are wrong and, in detail, tell them exactly they are wrong as long as he tells them he loves them.

I also heard "KGB" but suspect that he intended "KJV."

Well, if your ear and my ear heard "KGB", then I'm pretty sure that's what he said. And yes, I know what he was "trying" to say. I'll bet Rudy thinks the Bible was first written in English and that Jesus spoke English too. Which makes the Mormon cult belief he has even funnier.

Linky to an online version of the 6th edition of Politics in America by Thomas Dye.

No 2-citizen parent nonsense there.