President’s faithful want him to stay in office, and trust him on Russia.
Even before the fallout over President Donald Trump’s remarks on the Unite the Right rally in Charlottesville, a growing number of Americans hoped to see the country’s 45th leader impeached. However, white evangelicals—a group that largely voted for Trump—were among the most likely to want him to stay in the White House.
A PRRI poll conducted in early August found that 40 percent of Americans believe the President should be impeached, up from 30 percent who said so in February.
Among white evangelicals, 79 percent oppose the calls to impeach Trump—more so than white mainline Protestants (63%), white Catholics (61%), and nones (45%). Overall, about half of Americans say Trump does not deserve to be impeached. Read More
Related Articles:
‘He is stubborn and doesn't realize how bad this is getting’
In One Tweet, Donald Trump Just Spread Fake History, Libeled a Hero, and Admired an Alleged War Crime
On Christians Unable to Critique President Trump: Loyalty and the Rorschach Test
Will white evangelicals' uncritical support of the Trump presidency harm evangelicalism's witness to the gospel of Jesus Christ in North America?
No comments:
Post a Comment