Geralyn Jones, a Republican Party activist who campaigns in favor of Moms For Liberty book banning, has been elected as a delegate for Donald Trump to the GOP National Convention taking place in a few weeks.

However, Jones has a controversial past, including an investigation by the Linn County Sheriff after she admitted to election misconduct. Geralyn Jones admitted that when she ran for school board in 2021, several of the signatures on her petitions were forgeries. Jones told people in her community that they could sign the petitions on behalf of other people. In fact, doing so is an illegal form of election fraud.

More recently, Geralyn Jones declared that Taylor Swift is a Satanist who is using her popularity to bring Americans under the power of demonic possession. Referring to Swift’s music, Jones declared, “This is not ‘entertainment’ this is satanic worship. Know the lyrics of which your children are singing. Are they calling up to the Lord or are they summoning the works of evil into their souls?”

A few weeks earlier, Geralyn Jones began to make strange prophecies related to the solar eclipse that crossed the United States a few months ago. Jones passed along a message to her social media contacts that the paths of recent solar eclipses have formed an Aleph, a letter from the Hebrew alphabet that consists of three lines crossing each other.

According to Jones, the paths of the eclipses are an omen, a message from God himself to let Christians know that Jesus is going to return from the dead very soon, come down to Earth, and establish a Christian monarchy to replace American democracy, ruling with an iron scepter.

It is not clear whether Geralyn Jones will push for magical sky prophecy as a plank in the GOP platform at the convention.

To hear more about Geralyn Jones, listen to the latest episode of the podcast Donald Trump’s Army of God or read the new book Donald Trump’s Army of God: Christian Nationalism in the Iowa Faith Leader Coalition, available at Amazon.