You probably remember Jenna Ellis as one of the clueless attorneys who tried to help disgraced, one-term former president Donald Trump overturn the 2020 election with specious lawsuits that were repeatedly tossed out of court with prejudice.
Ellis claims to be a Christian, and yet something she said about the mass shooting at Club Q in Colorado proves she’s just a hate-filled sack of human excrement who enjoys trying to feel superior to anyone she doesn’t like.
On her podcast, The Jenna Ellis Show, the aforementioned fake Christian proudly declared:
“The five people who were killed in the nightclub that night, there is no evidence at all that they were Christians. So assuming that they were not, that they had not accepted the truth of the gospel of Christ and affirmed Jesus Christ as the lord of their life, they are now reaping the consequences of having eternal damnation. And that is far, far greater – we should be having that conversation. Instead of just the tragedy of what happened to the body, we need to be talking about what happened to the soul and the fact that they are now in eternal separation from our lord and savior Jesus Christ.”
It won’t surprise you to learn that this isn’t the first time Ellis has said horrific things about the LGBTQ community.
In 2017, she posted this on Facebook:
“Whether or not homosexuals are nice, wise people, or misunderstood, or mean is not the issue. … Sin is always sin, even if nice people commit it.”
Ellis was lit up on Twitter for her hateful remarks.
Ellis tried to dig her way out of what she said on her podcast, asserting that she was merely trying to encourage people to get “saved.”
If Jenna Ellis wants to see who is going to hell, all she needs to do is look in the nearest mirror.
