At this moment, the United States of America is inching towards electing a billionaire businessman for President. A man who screams at people who disagree with him, advocates bombing the #$%Z out of everyone who poses a threat, and a spit-worthy, self-serving view of women, minorities and fellow candidates.
And he's winning.
Thousands of men, decked out in their camouflage hats and sporting a gut the size of small child, are making their way to rallies and stadiums to cheer on their guy.
Here's what I've realized. It's huge.
Trump followers are looking for a way out. A way of out of hopelessness, despair, unemployment.
A way out of fear.
They're looking for Jesus and don't even know it.
Could it be that Trump followers see him as a messiah--the answer to their collective depression, anger and vitriol?
"He'll take care of me where those other guys haven't."
"He's like me, but successful. Maybe if he's in office, I can win in life too."
"He hates all the same people I hate. Maybe there's hope."