Jose Fly
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One of the genuine messages I thought Trump used to connect with evangelicals was basically telling them that they've been played by the GOP over the last few decades. The Republican Party would run candidates for national office and include as part of their agenda stacking the Supreme Court with conservative justices who will overturn Roe v. Wade, but once elected, they would forget all that and start cutting taxes for the wealthy, deregulate Wall St., and generally implement their secular neo-conservative agenda (a la George W. Bush and Dick Cheney).
But with just about everyone jumping off the Trump wagon, we're seeing that it's mostly evangelical Christians who are sticking with him. And most of what I've seen indicates that abortion is one of the primary reasons.
But doesn't that just tell the Republican Party that evangelicals will stick with any candidate, no matter how crude, offensive, immoral, and unpopular he is, so long as he promises to stack the Supreme Court?
IOW, it's the opposite of one of the main messages Trump started off with. It's evangelicals telling the Republican Party "You can just keep right on playing us".
But with just about everyone jumping off the Trump wagon, we're seeing that it's mostly evangelical Christians who are sticking with him. And most of what I've seen indicates that abortion is one of the primary reasons.
But doesn't that just tell the Republican Party that evangelicals will stick with any candidate, no matter how crude, offensive, immoral, and unpopular he is, so long as he promises to stack the Supreme Court?
IOW, it's the opposite of one of the main messages Trump started off with. It's evangelicals telling the Republican Party "You can just keep right on playing us".