Brad Sherman wants unelected religious leaders like himself to make decisions about who has the right to do what, and who does not have legal rights. Brad Sherman is saying that he wants churches to have the power to deny Americans their legal rights. He believes our own legal rights do not belong to the American people. He believes that his god, and therefore his church, should be able to replace America’s democratically-elected government. That attack on democracy is what the Iowa Faith Leader Coalition is all about.

Back in the day when Twitter was still Twitter, and Twitter still mattered, Donald Trump claimed to have a huge number of Twitter followers. An investigation discovered, however, that at least half of Donald Trump’s supposed followers on Twitter were nothing more than fake accounts that had been purchased from scammers who make money by helping pretenders to make a social media footprint look bigger than it actually is.

 With so many untraceable names on Donald Trump’s list of supposed faith leaders, it looks as if Trump may be pulling the same dishonest scheme with his Iowa Faith Leader Coalition.

Over 300 Christian leaders in Iowa have endorsed Donald Trump for President in the 2024 Iowa caucuses. This podcast will investigate who these religious leaders are, the political agenda they support, and the activities they are taking to advance that agenda.