Nieman

One former GGB fan, Jennifer Nieman, told Salon that the hosts didn't initially strike her as political at all: They were offering "fun girly time, wrapped in with faith, and they're also beautiful women."

Jennifer Nieman, the former GGB fan quoted above, has since become something of an anti-GGB influencer in her own right.

She first encountered "Girls Gone Bible" at "a low point in my life," after "a really bad break-up," Nieman told Salon.

Nieman grew up in the mainline Presbyterian church, and still belongs to a congregation that flies the Pride flag.

But it was after the GGB hosts openly embraced Trump, Nieman said, that she turned against them: "If you have good moral standing, you just do not support someone like Donald Trump."