Michael Wear
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229 appearances
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first heard Mar 2026
last heard 31 Mar
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I worked for one person and have significant critiques of both parties.
But one thing that's important to say is
Tens of millions of religious people, including tens of millions of Christians, voted for Barack Obama, voted for the Democratic candidate in every national election.
And so I think sometimes...
The discourse that that happens among those who are opposed to the current president or or or, you know, would not vote for the current president often or it can happen.
I think a privilege actually do exactly what they don't want to do, which is to say that those who identify as Christian and support Trump are somehow more Christian than those who don't.
And so we look at like a number like 81% of white,
white evangelicals supporting Trump in 2016.
I think it was, depending on the exit poll, around that in 2024.
You go, look at, that's a big number.
But actually, if you take Christianity as an aggregate, all the different Christian expressions, it's much closer to
And even split.
And of course, there are some Christian communities that overwhelmingly or, you know, strong majority support support the Democratic candidate.
What I am looking for are expressions of Christianity.
within both parties, people who support candidates across the spectrum that maintain a distinctiveness from those political agendas.
You know, like the question is, you know, is your politics sending you to faith or
Or is your faith sending you to politics?
And that is a critical divide.
And frankly, for me, that's something I'm more – I care much more about that than where people might sort of identify.
Something a lot of –
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