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EXPOSED: Dem Candidate DEFENDS Wiccan Witch Prayer, Claims Jesus Would Approve

Gary FranchiApril 14, 2026148 views
EXPOSED: Dem Candidate DEFENDS Wiccan Witch Prayer, Claims Jesus Would Approve
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A Democratic candidate in Iowa's crucial battleground race is under fire after defending a Wiccan witch's prayer at a public forum, with critics saying her radical embrace of paganism could doom her chances with faith-based voters.

Sarah Trone Garriott, who incredibly serves as both a Democratic politician and a Lutheran minister, shocked attendees when she not only allowed but actively defended a Wiccan practitioner leading a prayer. When questioned about the appropriateness of promoting witchcraft, Garriott doubled down with a jaw-dropping response.

"Jesus engaged with pagans multiple times," Garriott claimed, apparently comparing Christ's ministry of converting non-believers to her own endorsement of occult practices.

"This is exactly the kind of radical leftist pandering that shows how far the Democratic Party has fallen from mainstream American values," said one Iowa GOP official.

The controversy highlights a growing pattern among Democrats who seem more interested in appeasing fringe activist groups than representing the deeply held Christian beliefs of their constituents. In a state where churchgoing families form the backbone of many communities, Garriott's pagan outreach could prove politically toxic.

Another Liberal Attack on Faith

This isn't just poor political judgment – it's part of the left's ongoing war against traditional Christianity. While Democrats like Garriott twist Scripture to justify embracing witchcraft, President Trump continues championing the religious liberty that made America great.

Iowa voters remember when politicians at least pretended to respect their faith instead of actively promoting alternatives to it. Garriott's defense of Wiccan rituals reveals the true face of today's Democratic Party: hostile to Christianity, obsessed with woke virtue signaling, and completely out of touch with regular Americans.

Will Iowa families really elect someone who thinks Jesus would approve of witch prayers? This controversy could be the final nail in another Democrat's political coffin as Trump's America First movement continues gaining ground nationwide.

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Gary Franchi

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ConservativeVoter88VerifiedApr 14, 2026
Does anyone have the actual quote where they said Jesus would approve? I want to share this with my prayer group but need the exact wording.
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NewsHound_JaneVerifiedApr 15, 2026
Check the third paragraph - it's quoted directly from their interview.
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FaithFirst_TomVerifiedApr 15, 2026
Unbelievable! This is what happens when we let secular values infiltrate our political system.
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PatriotMom2024VerifiedApr 15, 2026
This is exactly why we need to be careful about who we're voting for. How can someone claim to represent Christian values while defending witchcraft?
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TruthSeeker47VerifiedApr 15, 2026
Agreed! It's like they don't even read the Bible anymore.
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ChurchDeacon_MikeVerifiedApr 15, 2026
I've been a deacon for 15 years and this absolutely breaks my heart. Jesus would never approve of witchcraft - the Bible is crystal clear on this topic. We need leaders who actually understand Scripture.