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#USElection Why they hate Donald Trump – Pastor Chris Oyakhilome

Pastor Chris Oyakhilome of LoveWorld Incorporated, also known as Christ Embassy, has explained why “they” hate President Donald Trump.

According to Pastor Oyakhilome, “It’s not Trump they hate, its you (the Christian) because before he stood up for Christians they all loved him.”

Trump is compared with Saul in the Bible who later became Paul and was persecuted for being a friend of Christ.

In the 2020 US Election, nearly 69 per cent Muslim voters on record cast their ballot for Democratic Presidential nominee Joe Biden while 17 per cent supported President Donald Trump, according to a survey conducted by Muslim civil liberties and advocacy organisation in the US.

The Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR), the nation’s largest Muslim civil rights and advocacy organisation, released the results of its 2020 Muslim Voters Presidential Election Exit Poll on Tuesday.

CAIR’s poll of 844 registered Muslim voter households found a high Muslim turnout with 84 per cent reporting that they voted in the US election, with 69 per cent voting for Biden and 17 per cent for Trump.

CAIR said more than one million American Muslim voters turned out in “record-breaking” numbers this election cycle.

CAIR National Executive Director Nihad Awad said the “Muslim community’s significant ability to impact the results of numerous races across this country – including the presidential election – was recognised nationally.”

CAIR Director of Government Affairs Robert S McCaw said there was no denying the role the Muslim community plays in local, state and national politics.

“Now is the time to hold the politicians we elected to office accountable to ensure that the civil and religious rights of all Americans are being upheld and protected,” McCaw said.

Compared with the 2016 election, in which then President-elect Donald Trump received a 13 per cent of the Muslim vote, Trump in 2020 received 4 per cent more support.

According to Pew Research Center, there were about 3.45 million Muslims of all ages living in the US in 2017, and that Muslims made up about 1.1 per cent of the total American population.

Muslim Brotherhood activists and media outlets seem very enthusiastic about the Democratic candidate Joe Biden’s progress in US election results.

Basically, Pastor Chris Oyakhilome believes the vote loss of Donald Trump is due to his love for Christians in United States in America.

“If he were to switch today and be against you and be against the church, they love him.”

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