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Former GOP Congresswoman Prays For God To 'Smash The Delusion' That Biden Won In Absurd Video

Former GOP Congresswoman Prays For God To 'Smash The Delusion' That Biden Won In Absurd Video
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Michele Bachmann, a former Republican Congresswoman and presidential candidate, has since become well known for her homophobic beliefs online.

As one might imagine, Bachmann is pretty unhappy about President-elect Joe Biden's big win after election day.


In a video that's gone viral on Twitter, Bachmann says a prayer to God, asking the Lord to "smash the delusion, Father, that Joe Biden is our president. He is not."

Many on Twitter pointed out that reality seems to be on the side of Joe Biden.



Bachmann's prayers don't seem completely in line with the message of Christianity.



Things have not been going well for Bachmann it seems.



I's unlikely that God will be won over by Bachmann's desire to smash the Biden presidency with an "iron rod."


Mockery came in from all corners of Twitter regarding Bachmann's speech.


Only time will tell whether Bachmann's prayers are answered...though it would take a substantial divine intervention to oust Joe Biden with such a significant lead in the polls.

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