President Trump, we have some serious concerns over your choice of hiring Paula White to lead the White House Faith Office. She is not qualified to lead anyone, let alone the country. We are calling on you to remove her and find someone else that is Biblically qualified. Please read the following to understand why so many Christians are concerned over your choice. 

Paula White has been labeled a false teacher by various critics primarily due to her association with the Prosperity Gospel, also known as Prosperity Theology. Here are some key reasons based on available information:

Prosperity Gospel Teachings:
Paula White is known for preaching the Prosperity Gospel, a belief system that suggests faith, positive speech, and financial donations to religious causes will increase one's material wealth. Critics argue this doctrine distorts the Christian message by focusing on material gain rather than spiritual growth, grace, and the teachings of Jesus about humility, service, and the dangers of wealth (e.g., Matthew 6:24, where Jesus says one cannot serve both God and money).

Theological Accusations:
She has been accused of heresy by several notable evangelical figures. - 

Michael Horton from Westminster Seminary California has made similar criticisms, particularly regarding her promotion of ideas that believers can become "little gods" and that the atonement of Christ primarily offers material prosperity rather than salvation from sin.

Personal and Financial Controversies:
White's personal life, including her multiple marriages, has been scrutinized in relation to her ministerial credibility. Her lifestyle, often showcased with luxury and wealth, is seen by critics as contrary to the biblical model of humility and service expected of Christian leaders.
There have been allegations about the financial practices of her ministries, including a congressional investigation into her former church's finances, suggesting mismanagement or exploitation of funds.

Doctrinal Concerns:
She's been criticized for her interpretation and teaching of scripture, particularly for twisting biblical texts to support her prosperity teachings. For example, her claims of physically being taken to heaven have been contrasted with biblical accounts like that of Paul, where such experiences are treated with caution and humility rather than public proclamation. 

Public Statements and Actions:
Public statements like her prayer for the miscarriage of "all Satanic pregnancies" have been controversial, with critics arguing this reflects a misunderstanding or misrepresentation of spiritual warfare concepts in Christianity.

Wider Evangelical Critique:
Within the broader Christian community, especially among evangelical circles, there's a consensus by some that her teachings do not align with orthodox Christian doctrine, particularly concerning the nature of salvation, the role of faith, and the purpose of Christ's atonement. Her involvement in political spheres, especially with figures like Donald Trump, has further polarized opinions about her influence and legitimacy as a spiritual leader.

When assessing whether someone is considered a "false teacher," it often involves a debate over theological interpretation, personal conduct, and the perceived integrity of their ministry's practices.