Michele Bachmann, a former congresswoman and 2012 Republican presidential candidate, stirred controversy with her recent statement that God would ensure Republican victories in the midterm elections if Donald Trump continues military actions against Iran. In a video, she claimed that both Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu were divinely appointed for this task, framing the situation as a 'biblical moment.' This assertion was met with sharp criticism from David Pyne, a prominent America First conservative who had previously supported Bachmann's presidential run. Pyne described her as a 'total Israel First whack job' and expressed disbelief at her current stance, arguing that her views indicate a significant departure from the nationalist values he supports. He also predicted that the political fallout from Trump's military actions could lead to Democrats regaining control of Congress due to public dissatisfaction with the financial burdens these actions impose on working Americans. Bachmann has consistently aligned herself with the Christian nationalist faction of the Republican Party and remains a staunch supporter of Trump.