Evangelical: "If Democrats Win November's Midterms They'll Burn Churches And Kill Thousands Of Christians"

The best way to describe evangelical TV host Rick Wiles is that he's simply insane and has made wild claims about anyone and everyone that he does not agree with politically. Wiles most ridiculous assertions include mobile game Pokemon Go being 'demonic spiritual warfare used to execute Christians' and Madonna and Nicki Minaj are 'demon witches brainwashing our children'.

Although Wiles is almost universally laughed at by people across the political spectrum, he hasn't stopped making baseless and ridiculous claims as he goes on an unhinged rant while presenting an episode of his 'TruNews TV' this week. While addressing his audience, Wiles stated that if Democrats win the upcoming midterm elections in November, they'll burn down churches and kill thousands of Christians.

So, now that November's midterm elections have passed, the consensus in the media and among the public is that the Democrats are now in a much better position after taking back the House of Representatives - although the Republicans increased their majority in the Senate by gaining two seats.

According to Wiles, Democrats will celebrate their election successes by setting churches alight and committing a genocide of Christian Americans. One does to wonder what goes on in people like Wiles' head, where anything you dislike politically is actually a ploy to kill you and all those who are like minded. Wiles has essentially created a liberal boogeyman in his own head and spends his time trying to convince others that it actually exists.

It should really go without saying that Wiles claim is ridiculous, but there's no way he'll admit that he was wrong as his hosting and political career are entirely dependent on getting people to believe his insane ramblings. Wiles was mocked when claiming that Pokemon Go would lead to the execution of Christian's - which never happened - but instead of acknowledging that what he said was incorrect, he doubled down to scare people into voting for Republican candidates, which he will continue to do while it benefits him financially.