While intellectuals laughed at the ham-gave pandering, numerous neglected to perceive that his outreaching supporters were in on the joke.
Outside a Trump rally in Davenport, Iowa days before the January gatherings, Greg Cromer disregarded inquiries regarding the applicant's religiosity. "Definitely, so he doesn't know what 2 Thessalonians is … If that were the main thing the electorate thought about — which one's more good? — I'd run with Ted [Cruz]. Be that as it may, Donald has the expertise set we're searching for. So better believe it, we'll put our blinders on."
Laughing a bit harshly, Cromer included, "God has utilized more awful individuals."
Indeed, even Trump's soonest and most excited fervent surrogates — a diverse horde of TV ministers and success evangelists — have held onto this message as they vouch for the hopeful.
Religious Right’s Dangerous Bet On Trump
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