OdradekRex: That should go, well not very far at all to pay off the Dominion judgement she's facing.

dsmith42: Shamwow: I knew I should have started grifting conservatives when W was President. They are gullible and willing to send a lot of money in the name of partisan hatred and anger.

They are the exact same people that sent money to televangelists and made them worth hundreds of millions of dollars each. Remember when Oral Roberts demanded his followers raise 8 million for him or God was going to call him up to heaven? Stop the Steal before Trump got involved. Same high pressure demands for money as Trump's fundraising emails.

https://www.upi.com/Archives/1987/03/24/God-told-Oral-Roberts-according-to-the-television-evangelist/4420543560400/

A man once dismissed as an 'Okie holy roller,' a faith-healing tent preacher, Roberts became with his friend and booster Billy Graham one of America's most influential religious leaders of the 20th Century.

Roberts now controls a $500 million international conglomerate. He lives in posh houses in Tulsa and in Beverly Hills and Palm Springs in California. He travels in a corporate jet and drives a Mercedes.

Detractors have dubbed the complex 'Six Flags Over Jesus,' but to Roberts' devotees, whom he calls 'partners,' a visit to Tulsa is comparable to a Moslem's pilgrimage to Mecca.

The partners, many of them oldsters or working people of modest means, believe the media has been unfair to Roberts. They say press reports fail to emphasize that the contributions for which he has been praying daily in his 200-foot prayer tower are earmarked for a medical missionary program.

Suzanne Heck, a partner visiting the complex from Coconut Creek, Fla., said she never doubted that God told Roberts he would be called home to Heaven if he didn't raise the cash.

'The press is blinded,' she said. 'Things of the spirit seem like foolishness to people who haven't been born again. Can you imagine what kind of press Noah would have got?'