The Western Journal CNN’s Don Lemon, whom President Donald Trump has criticized as “the dumbest man on television,” set his sights on Jesus Christ when attacking the country’s founders Wednesday night.
Considering Lemon’s most recent controversial comments, it’s hard to argue against Trump’s assessment of Lemon.
Most pundits would do a little research on their opponents prior to making comments about them and the principles which they believe in.
Even the most far left of the country’s talking heads would have some semblance of self-awareness when commenting on the fundamentals of Christianity.
Don Lemon is not one of those pundits.
The same man who hypothesized in 2014 that missing Malaysian Airlines flight MH370 might have been absorbed by a popup “black hole” set the bar for himself even lower Wednesday.
Lemon, during a brief discussion with CNN’s chief mobile coronavirus hot spot Chris Cuomo, contended that Christ was “admittedly” not a perfect human being.
“Jesus Christ, if that’s who you believe in, Jesus Christ, admittedly, was not perfect when he was here on this Earth,” Lemon told Cuomo, who offered no rebuttal to Lemon’s denial of Christ’s divinity.
Lemon, who days ago admitted that the Black Lives Matter movement is only about protecting some black lives, then used his ignorance of Christ’s sinless life and the Christian faith to attack the country’s Founding Fathers.
“So why are we deifying the founders of this country, many of whom owned slaves?” Lemon said.
“And in the Constitution, the original one, they put slavery in there, that slavery should be abolished because it was the way the king wanted, and then the Congress said, ‘No way,’” Lemon concluded.
Cuomo, who has identified as being Catholic, said nothing in response to Lemon’s false claim about Jesus.
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