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Natalie Harp's first devotion wasn't Trump — it was a hellfire pastor who helped him win

rawstory.com · 6h · first report

Natalie Harp's first devotion wasn't Trump — it was a hellfire pastor who helped him win

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A megachurch pastor who participated in a “multilevel marketing scheme” to help elect Donald Trump — and who has been accused of using “unethical” practices to win fame and fortune — preached his apocalyptic gospel to a young woman the world knows best as the president’s human “ binky ,” according to experts, reports and her brother. Pastor David Jeremiah played a crucial role in pitching a “thrice-married, philandering businessman” to Christian voters — while delivering sermons of hellfire to followers who included Trump’s top White House aide, Natalie Harp, sources told Raw Story. “It is a megachurch financed by rich conservative Republicans,” Harp’s estranged brother Preston said of the church. “Anytime there was a sermon about people who didn’t believe ‘the gospel’ the way [Jeremiah] dogmatically interpreted it, [they] were said to be damned to hell.” Jeremiah did not immediately respond to Raw Story's request for comment. The California-based pastor has spent decades developing a

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