Donald Trump’s primary election victory in South Carolina is actually a repeat of history. In 2008, John McCain won South Carolina which kept his candidacy going and led to him being the Republican nominee. South Carolina is an open primary state. So what has been happening is that people who are not Republicans have been choosing the Republican nominees, and we see the results.

Of course the result in 2008 was Barrack Obama being elected as President of the United States. All of the people that crossed over to vote for McCain in the primaries did not vote for him in the General election. President Obama appointed Sonia Sotomayor and Elena Kagan as justices who then voted that a “marriage” could be between two dudes or two gals. Now again, I acknowledge that Anthony Kennedy who was appointed by Ronald Reagan was a disappointment. Kennedy also voted that a “marriage” could be between two dudes or two gals. But that is the whole point. Kennedy was a disappointment. Sotomayor and Kagan are exactly the justices you would expect Obama to appoint; given that Obama is a Darwinist and does not believe the Bible.1

In my book, Why Should I Believe? Why Should You Believe? – A Wake-Up Call to the Church! I talk about this very problem in “Chapter 10. – Election Debacle.” I talk about what happened in the 2010 State Board of Education District 3 primary that was just wrong when Tony Cunningham, who is clueless, defeated Joanie Muenzler, who was extremely qualified; and how Democrats can cross over to sabotage Republican Primaries. I talk about my conversation with Steve Munisteri, the Chair of the Republican Party of Texas. I talk about my telling him of the need for closed primaries. I mention where he says that would not happen unless something like what happened in the State Board of Education Primary happened in an election for higher office. I talk about how it did in the nomination of John McCain. It is all in my book. As a matter of fact, something that I do not mention in my book is how it also happened in the 2010 State Board of Education District 9 primary, when Democrats crossed over to vote against Don McLeroy.2 Don McLeroy is actually someone who believes the Bible and did not want the General Theory of Evolution taught as fact, without question in our public schools. The Darwinists want the General Theory of Evolution taught as fact, without question in our public schools; and they call that “education.”

Super Tuesday is three days away and I pray that crossovers are not successful in sabotaging our election again. My articles always include scripture. As far as what happened in South Carolina, the scripture that I find most fitting is Ecclesiastes 1:9 – “What has been is what will be. And what has been done is what will be done. So there is nothing new under the sun.”3

Terry Read

1. http://ydr.inyork.com/ci_8744384
2. http://www.dailykos.com/story/2010/3/2/842453/-
3. https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Ecclesiastes+1%3A9&version=NLV