On that note, I think there might be a little daylight there. Evangelicals are very "law and order." His convictions aren't nothing, even though they discount their importance. And they've gotten everything they wanted from Trump (overturning Roe). And Trump's behavior has always made them uncomfortable. (They do the "we're electing a President, not a pastor" thing, which isn't exactly an endorsement.)
They'll vote for him in droves, if they vote at all, and maybe that's the key. They might sit it out because he's just so awful and JD is just so weird.
I hope there are enough of them sitting this out. But then I see some get so upset by the drag version of the last supper at the Olympics opening ceremony and use this as an excuse to vote for the Orange menace.
I am certain that many evangelicals are comfortable with an Iranian style theocracy so long it is under their set of beliefs.
On that note, I think there might be a little daylight there. Evangelicals are very "law and order." His convictions aren't nothing, even though they discount their importance. And they've gotten everything they wanted from Trump (overturning Roe). And Trump's behavior has always made them uncomfortable. (They do the "we're electing a President, not a pastor" thing, which isn't exactly an endorsement.)
They'll vote for him in droves, if they vote at all, and maybe that's the key. They might sit it out because he's just so awful and JD is just so weird.
I hope there are enough of them sitting this out. But then I see some get so upset by the drag version of the last supper at the Olympics opening ceremony and use this as an excuse to vote for the Orange menace.