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“We Will Get Destroyed”: Evangelicals Are Quietly Ditching Donald Trump’s 2024 Bid
Good morning from the Hive newsroom! To start us off, Caleb Ecarma scoops up the latest chatter about Donald Trump’s waning popularity among evangelical voters, a demographic that carried him across the finish line in the 2016 presidential election. One prominent evangelical leader speaks of a “silent majority” of evangelicals breaking away from Trump, while another predicts the GOP will “get crushed in the general” if Republicans nominate him as their presidential candidate in 2024.
Meanwhile, Bess Levin writes that the former president is also in hot water on Capitol Hill, where the House Ways and Means Committee convened Tuesday to discuss Trump’s newly obtained tax returns, adding to the former president’s endless list of legal woes.
Zooming out, Abigail Tracy interviews the Democrat who lost to Representative-elect George Santos, the New York Republican facing fresh allegations of a falsified biography. And Eric Lutz has the latest on Kellyanne Conway’s reported shady business dealings with archconservative activist Leonard Leo, while Levin remarks on the rhetorical similarities between Trump and embattled Twitter CEO Elon Musk. Thanks for reading!
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“We Will Get Destroyed”: Evangelicals Are Quietly Ditching Donald Trump’s 2024 Bid
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Several prominent pastors say their congregations are looking to others like Mike Pence and Ron DeSantis to steer the Republican Party back on track. “Donald Trump has to go,” as one evangelical columnist put it.
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