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Hey, back on topic.

The Lincoln Project released a new ad this morning which echoes the eerie video Donald Trump forwarded on the eve of the Iowa caucuses in which he proclaims himself God’s chosen emissary on Earth – sent to deliver America back to prosperity, featuring the “So God gave us Trump” voiceover.

This one, though, has a different message filled with various dictators, but mostly dictator Trump:

Partial voiceover: "God said 'I need a man who failed in everything but theft and broken promises to live in a golden palace and convince the poor he serves their needs.' So God made a dictator. God said 'I need a corrupt man who is above the law and immune from justice.' So God made a dictator. God said 'I need a man who breaks the faith of even his most Godly followers and leads them to idolatry, above me.' So God made a dictator. And then God said, 'I sent this man to test you and until you have cast him down, you have failed.' So God made a dictator."

So, yeah, God made Trump, but not for the reason Evangelicals want to believe.

Find the full-length ad here: https://twitter.com/ProjectLincoln/status/17472573...

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