'Blacks for Trump' crowd member at Phoenix rally ID'd as ex-cult member charged with murder conspiracy

One crowd member spotted at President Donald Trump's Phoenix rally lends credence to the concept that The Donald inspires a "cult of personality."

According to TMZ, the man holding the "Blacks for Trump 2020" sign at the president's rally in Phoenix last night is an ex-cult member who, in 1990, was charged with conspiring to commit murder in the Florida Everglades.

The man's been identified as Michael Symonette, a former member of the Yahweh ben Yahweh cult, and was charged, along with 10 of his fellow cult members, with conspiring to kill two people.

He was charged "his brother told jurors Michael helped beat one man and jammed a stick into another guy's eye," TMZ notes.

The report also states that Symonette runs the "BlacksforTrump2020.com" website, which features posts with race-baiting titles such as "ISIS & HILLARY RACE WAR PLOT TO KILL ALL BLACK & WHITE WOMEN OF AMERICA."