>

Did they find out he cheated on his wife? Or that he walked into little girls dressing rooms? Or that he doesn’t attend church? Etc… evangelicals are a bunch of hypocrites!
They'll fall in line if he's nominated assuming he doesn't wind up in a federal penitentiary. The ends justify the means with them. They want Gilead so having a semi useful moron do what they want is better than nothing in their eyes so long as we keep moving backwards.
Evangelicals are a blight on society. >


assuming he doesn't wind up in a federal penitentiary.

Wonder how many would write him in anyway. >

All of them. I know a bunch, and they literally pray to Donnie. >

Something, something, you shall have no gods before me.
Something, something, golden calf.
Cognitive dissonance while disobeying the word of God: none. >

Well it can't be his lack of morals, that has never deterred them. >

Evangelical voters lost Jesus a long time ago. >

No true ~~Scotsman~~ Christian would be a Republican, right? >

Sorry, this fallacy doesn't work with groups defined by what they believe and do. Only groups not defined like this work with this fallacy. When you belong to a religion you are stating you hold various beliefs.  
edit: no idea why this person replied only to block me so I cant read it... >

Judging by the history of Christianity, there’s nothing un-Christian about evangelicals.
As a former evangelical, I assure you that they have Biblical support for all of their views. Because the Bible can be used to support almost anything with careful cherry picking. >

It’s really amazing, even among Christians, who don’t really know how awful the Bible and Jesus are.