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No, Trump will release a fresh judges list for this election cycle and something pandering about triggering the end times via Jerusalem and Israel, and the creaming of the church khakis will commence. And politics from the pulpit will smooth over any objections; they just have to have faith in Trump, you see.
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. >

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! >

Evangelicals love divorce. >

Yeah, evangelicals are fine with porn stars, immigrant child trafficking, and insurrections. But losing the Midterms was a bridge too far. >

The fact that Evangelicals ever supported Trump proves to me they never ever supported anything preached by Jesus. True Christ doctrine != Trump philosophy. It's all about power and manipulating the middle class for donations and voting. >

You understand how many babies' lives (in the mind of Evangelicals) Trump's SC judge picks have saved, right? Given that, you really think they should care about Stormy Daniels, or whatever? >

Of course not. They love to hate. >

How could that be? They prayed their balls off for Trump and invoked the souls of  the Seventh Circle of Hell to do their dirty work, did they not? >

Evangelicals are the scum of the country. Hypocrites/Christians in name only >

The voters? Hard to say, people are a fickle bunch, and when you're talking about people that'll believe anything, but considering how ridiculous a lot of the evangelical support for him had gotten over the last 7 years, it's hard to imagine them cutting themselves from him.
If we're talking about the talking heads, pundits, and organizational leaders, then I think that support is already fading. There's no unbiased way to say this: Trump and his candidates cost the Republicans the midterms that, by all historical evidence, should've been a sizable turnover in both chambers of Congress towards the Republicans. 
Now I could go into a ludicrously long list of things that Trump did during his Presidency and since, that would point out how hypocritical the evangelical support of Trump has always been, but at the end of the day, costing them political, legislative and judicial power is something they will not tolerate. >

I don’t think trump tithes, if that helps any. >

He tithes 10% of his reported income to the IRS...
Wait a second... Let me do some math. Seems we're both right.