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Jennifer Welch calls Christians who voted for Trump a ‘cancer in our country’

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Wretched, deranged leftist hatemonger Jennifer Welch’s jihad against sane, rational Christian conservatives shows no signs of slowing down.

Welch, an arguably evil hatemonger who despises everybody to the right of Mao Zedong, threw a fit on Wednesday in response to the Trump administration rightly cracking down on rampant Obamacare fraud.

“Vice President JD Vance announced Tuesday that 750,000 people allegedly fraudulently enrolled in Affordable Care Act insurance plans will be kicked off the programs,” ABC News reported.

“You cannot protect Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid if you’re allowing fraudsters to get rich off those programs and to steal the benefits that ought by right go to American citizens,” Vance said in a statement.

This — the administration cracking down on bad people doing bad things — infuriated Welch, who herself is a deeply bad person doing bad things.

Speaking on her low-rated podcast, “I’ve Had It,” the perpetually aggrieved psychopath framed the administration’s justified crackdown on fraud as a so-called “attack” on allegedly “sick people.” And as usual, she had zero evidence at hand to back up her delusional claims.

“This regime is so cruel,” the cruel hatemonger blathered without even a shred of self-awareness. “This is an attack on sick people and probably an attack on poor people, as well, because that’s all they have left. They’ve muddied up women. They’re muddying up the LGBTQ+ community.”

“They’ve completely dismantled the Voting Rights Act,” she continued, lying through her teeth. “They’re firing black people from the Pentagon. Let’s go after sick people, too. That’s who these people are.”

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Welch then did what she always does, which is focus her ire and loathing on Christian conservatives, whom she labeled as “sick in the mind.”

“If you’re a Christian, and you have a lot of faith in your faith, and you believe it, and you vote for this, you’re an abject hypocrite of the highest order and a cancer in our country,” she barked like a rabies-infected dog.

“A part of our electorate is really sick in the mind that they can’t cut through that, that there’s not enough critical thinking to see what he’s doing there,” she concluded.

Her complaining about others lacking critical thinking skills was rich given her ignorant refusal to admit the truth about Obamacare, which is that it is and has always been a wealth redistribution scheme designed to take from hard workers and give to both the lazy and also illegal aliens.

“[M]y husband and myself pay $2600.00 a month for insurance that has an $8000.00 per person deductible, and co pays, and we still get billed for something every single time we go in,” one American woman also named Jennifer noted in a recent social media post.

“But folks who are here illegally, have no social security number get it for almost nothing after we have worked our entire lives paying into a system but aren’t yet on Medicare,” she continued. “Seems kind of weird doesn’t it? It is down right WRONG! And we are healthy! Makes me madder than a hornet.”

THIS is Obamacare in a nutshell. And now that someone is finally doing something, anything to make it ever-slightly more fair, Welch can’t stand it.

Though in fairness, her anger probably isn’t as much about Obamacare as it is about her documented hatred and obsession with Vice President Vance, a man she’s described as a “shape-shifting chameleon.”

Over the years, she’s called Vance a “failed drag queen” and “prostitute.” She’s also attacked him for marrying an Indian woman. The fact that he did evidently makes it unthinkable in Welch’s head that he’s a Republican instead of a fraud- and whatever else-supporting Democrat.

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