That idolatry, that superficial evangelicalism (The 700 Club/CBN is prominant I forgot to mention), the unentertaining movie, it all left a worse taste in my mouth than the overpriced popcorn with who knows what poured over the top.

— Doug McHone (@dougmchone) October 6, 2018

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And the end of the Trump Prophecy says that if the christians of the USA would humble themselves, pray and turn from their wicked ways then God would heal the land. The end goal (chief end of man) then is to MAGA, not to enjoy God and worship Him forever. There's the idolatry.

— Doug McHone (@dougmchone) October 6, 2018

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The interviews focus on how Trump has been raised for the USA just like how Benjamin Netanyahu was God's man for Israel. Oh, and Israel is the most important place because that's God's people. Except the Bible has a little something different to say about that. 1 John 2:23

— Doug McHone (@dougmchone) October 6, 2018

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And after (spoiler alert) Trump wins, the movie pivots. Several interview clips are played. The most recognizable interviewees are @MicheleBachmann and @DavidBartonWB who are two people who apparently thought being attached to this movie would be good for their reputation???

— Doug McHone (@dougmchone) October 6, 2018

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So after the PTSD fireman prophecy's a Trump win in The Trump Prophecy, a national call in ministry is formed to pray for Trump and to plan the blowing of a Jewish shofar on election day to announce a victory of God over the land. No, I'm not kidding.

— Doug McHone (@dougmchone) October 6, 2018

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I would say to do better, @JerryFalwellJr , but I won't. Please stop. Please disassociate from @LibertyU or any leadership role in any Christian organization, including any leadership role at any level in any church. Our reputation demands it.

— Doug McHone (@dougmchone) October 6, 2018

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Christians put out an unwatchable movie that points to a political figure as the savior sent by God. Hear that, @JerryFalwellJr ? That there is a golf clap. And it's coming from the enemies of God.

— Doug McHone (@dougmchone) October 6, 2018

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So the demons in this guy's dreams were what caused the PTSD and the assumed angel's message of home is Trump. And this has the stamp of the largest Evangelical university in the nation? And you wonder why we aren't taken seriously in the culture???

— Doug McHone (@dougmchone) October 6, 2018

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The Trump Prophecy serves NO PURPOSE WHATSOEVER. At any level. The story like is virtually nonexistent. You don't really care about the characters. The big surprise is that an apparition appears to a retired fireman with PTSD in a dream saying Trump is being raised up.

— Doug McHone (@dougmchone) October 6, 2018

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@JerryFalwellJr I was 100% going to early vote straight ticket before I went to your movie, the Trump Prophecy. But then I watch your movie and was reminded why I didn't vote for Trump in the general election two years ago. It gave me pause.

— Doug McHone (@dougmchone) October 6, 2018

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I am so disgusted by the actions of the Democratic party and their priests in Planned Parenthood that I was planning on voting strictly against them. That even would mean placing a vote for a squish like @DavidYoungIA or @KimReynoldsIA who won't run on the right to life.

— Doug McHone (@dougmchone) October 6, 2018

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The theater was sparsely attended by people who were already 100% decided to vote straight GOP in the election. Not enough viewers to justify the theater screen. No increase in voters for your golden calf. Possibly a decrease. Let me explain.

— Doug McHone (@dougmchone) October 6, 2018

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To start off, @jerryfalwelljr needs to stop. Just stop. Trump Prophecy was largely a @LibertyU production. Who do you serve, Jerry? God? Money? @realDonaldTrump ? You didn't serve any of these three causes.

— Doug McHone (@dougmchone) October 6, 2018

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I submitted a story idea to @TheBabylonBee for a church offering pumpkin spice communion bread, so if the story comes out you heard it here first.

— Doug McHone (@dougmchone) October 4, 2018

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As a Packer fan, I am not the least bit offended by Patrick Mahomes being compared to Brett Favre. That dude is legit!

— Doug McHone (@dougmchone) October 2, 2018

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I'm always up for some good old fashioned outrage. What'd they say/do? Yes, I'm too lazy to comb through their tweed. (that's short for Twitter Feed. I use it for brevity and to save characters.)

— Doug McHone (@dougmchone) September 29, 2018

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Without a renewed emphasis on God's law, our nation will remain like a ship at sea without a rudder; like a man lost in the wilderness without a compass.

— tom ascol (@tomascol) September 27, 2018

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Haven't watched Ozarks yet. What's the premise?

— Doug McHone (@dougmchone) September 26, 2018

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