WELL posted:Are they not all baptizers?
Actually NO! Unfortunately, many of them are prosperity preachers with the main emphasis being their own prosperity. Even if they did baptize in their ministries (if you can call what they do ministry), the way you actually stated it was that they were all Baptist and unfortunately in a negative connotative way. I could be wrong and gladly apologize if so but your post seems influenced by a preconceived bias against specifically the Baptist denomination but also a justification for that bias being that many of them happen to be republican leaning in their politics. Maybe I'm off in my interpretation but I believe you will find others in the forum have essentially the same opinion.
I admit I have a bias, myself, against some of those you mentioned strictly because they do not represent Christians and certainly don't represent Christ but are causing harm against Christianity and those trusting people that they take advantage of so they can enrich themselves. I, too, wonder if they actually believe in God or not because frankly, I can't see a person that actually believes in God doing what they do without some kind of fear of the result of their actions. I do not see Jeffress and Falwell though other than sincere ministers and not in the category of several of the others including Copeland and those like him.