Watch Kamala Harris pivot to Trump when asked about speaking at 'homophobic' pastor's church

This is from earlier in the week, but it’s worth watching to see rising star Kamala Harris try to wriggle her way out of an uncomfortable situation by pivoting to President Trump.

It turns out it’s a problem (or would have been a problem if they were Republicans) that affects Harris, Cory Booker, and Bernie Sanders, all of whom have spoken at the Victory Missionary Baptist Church in Las Vegas. The problem is that the pastor, the Rev. Robert E. Fowler, Sr., believes that homosexuality is a sin.

He also believes that child molestation is a sin, so the headline writers did some math and concluded that Fowler “equates” child molestation with homosexuality.

Cory Booker, Kamala Harris, and Bernie Sanders have all campaigned at a church in Nevada where the pastor equates homosexuality with child molestation: https://t.co/uSTATLnqmI pic.twitter.com/14Q9qaNrs9

— Metro Weekly (@metroweekly) August 6, 2019

On Sunday, @KamalaHarris said "hate without response will lead to destruction."

She did it from the pulpit of a Nevada church whose pastor equates homosexuality with child molestation. (@CoryBooker and @BernieSanders appeared there recently, too)https://t.co/GvmbLtLNNU

— Daniel M. Jimenez (@DMJreports) August 6, 2019

Metro Weekly reports:

At least three Democratic presidential candidates have made campaign stops at a Nevada Baptist church led by a pastor who has called being gay a sin worthy of punishment and “enough to send you to hell.”

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Fowler reportedly doesn’t believe homosexuality is more harmful than any other type of sin, but puts gay people in the same bracket as child molesters.

Speaking to KNPR’s “State of Nevada” program in February 2013, he said: “We believe that everyone is to be restored to God. So whether you commit adultery, whether you commit fornication, whether you’re a child molester, you gossip, you lie, you cheat on your taxes, you don’t pay your tithes, things of that nature. All of that is wrapped together as sin, along with homosexuality. And so at our church, we don’t believe that there’s any one sin that’s greater than anything else.”