Christian Petition Condemning Conservative Religious Attacks on Kamala Harris Has Thousands of Signatures

This petition has called on other Christians to stop their attacks on Harris — who is now the presumed presidential candidate for the Democratic Party.

This specific petition goes after many conservative Christians who have attacked Harris by using scripture — something that the group says should never be happening.

Televangelist Lance Wallnau has said that the vice president represents “the spirit of Jezebel in a way that will be even more ominous than Hillary [Clinton] because she’ll bring a racial component, and she’s younger.”

Lahmeyer has claimed that because Democrats have discuss Trump’s past, he can also go after Harris’ past relationships.

These remarks were made at a Christian event, where he said, “In four years, you don’t have to vote again, we’ll have it fixed so good you’re not gonna have to vote.”

In these claims, Trump said that Harris is an extreme liberal who planned on imposing her views on the U.S. This hasn’t been proven.

The petition reads, “Now that Vice President Kamala Harris is the presumptive Democratic nominee who will take on Donald Trump, the far-right — including some pastors — has gone into overdrive, twisting Scripture to attack her with vile racist and sexist slurs like ‘Jezebel.’”

Faithful America’s petition added that they’ve cast Harris “as Jezebel, a Biblical character long used as a racist and sexist trope to attack powerful women.”

The petition claimed that the attacks “run counter to the teachings of the Gospel, are dangerous and dehumanizing and risk turning into real-world violence.”

Some have even gone as far as to say she has slept her way to the top, a comment that has often been made about women in power to try and demean them and their hard work to get to the top.

“We must all unite against the right’s attacks and speak out against those using hate, intimidation and threats of violence to divide us and consolidate their power for their own greed,” the group says.

The group believes Harris embodies Jesus and his teachings in ways that Trump and his party cannot. The event had various speakers who hoped to inspire voters to vote for Harris in November.

Previously, Harris was either behind Trump in the polls or dead even. Now, many have shown that she’s made some ground — and is even polling higher than the former president in many battleground states.

However, analysts have also claimed that, as long as Harris continues to rise in the polls, these low attacks may continue.

Only a third of voters believed she could win the presidential race. However, since this poll, the number of people supporting Harris has risen.

On X, conservative commentator Tomi Lahren wrote, “I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but making Kamala a martyr for her race and gender is going to really backfire on the Trump Campaign. It’s such an unforced error. The strategy is only going to allow Kamala to escape her radical record and radical policies.”

For the most part, these are white working-class voters. He can rile up an anger inside them that might not have previously been there, making them feel frightened that anyone else getting into power will threaten them and their status in America.

Now that Harris is running for President, some headlines have referred to her as being a “DEI President,” potentially in the hope of stirring up hatred.

Harris attended Howard University and the University of California Hastings College of Law and has been California’s attorney general, a U.S. Senator and Vice President. While this sounds impressive and makes her more than qualified, others still claim that she needs to do more.

The main issue has always been swing states, which could go either way. Since Biden has stepped down, Harris has seen a growing amount of support for her campaign, with Democrats hoping it can result in a win.

However, when Biden stepped down and Harris replaced him as the Democratic candidate, the party became increasingly worried. They decided to ramp up their attacks on Harris in the hope that this would help them win.

When she was at a Black sorority event in Houston, Harris told the crowd they deserved a leader who would tell them the truth. This came directly after Trump had made comments regarding Harris’ ethnicity.

At the time, Trump claimed he only knew of her Indian heritage and said she had only ever mentioned that. He then claimed he had only noticed her mentioning she was Black during her political career. Harris dismisses these claims as completely false.

Many Republican leaders, most notably Trump, have attacked her personally and even questioned her race. These types of attacks may continue as the country nears the November election.