'The dog finally caught the bus': Scholars predict backlash for Trump's evangelical base
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White evangelicals who went all in on President Donald Trump could pay a steep price once he leaves the political stage, several scholars told CNN. In an analysis published on Saturday morning, CNN’s John Blake spoke with historians and religion experts about what the movement’s allegiance to Trump may cost it. Their verdicts were stark. John Fea is an evangelical historian at Messiah University in Pennsylvania and author of “In God We Trust: Was America Founded as a Christian Nation?” He said overturning Roe v. Wade, the movement’s signature victory, has left it adrift. “It’s like the dog…
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'The dog finally caught the bus': Scholars predict backlash for Trump's evangelical base
White evangelicals who went all in on President Donald Trump could pay a steep price once he leaves the political stage, several scholars told CNN. In an analysis published on Saturday morning, CNN’s John Blake spoke with historians and religion experts about what the...
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