
Sign up to save your podcasts
Or


With Nikki Haley set to make a last stand of sorts in the South Carolina primary later this month, there’s a hidden reason that Donald Trump has been so dominant throughout the GOP nomination process: White evangelicals. Their support for Trump has held through impeachments, scandals, revelations about sexual assault, multiple serious criminal prosecutions, and even an insurrection attempt. We talked to Sarah Posner, a scholar of the religious right, about Trump’s extraordinary hold on these voters—and why it’s changing the Republican Party in insidious, alarming ways.
Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
By Greg Sargent4.4
684684 ratings
With Nikki Haley set to make a last stand of sorts in the South Carolina primary later this month, there’s a hidden reason that Donald Trump has been so dominant throughout the GOP nomination process: White evangelicals. Their support for Trump has held through impeachments, scandals, revelations about sexual assault, multiple serious criminal prosecutions, and even an insurrection attempt. We talked to Sarah Posner, a scholar of the religious right, about Trump’s extraordinary hold on these voters—and why it’s changing the Republican Party in insidious, alarming ways.
Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

3,544 Listeners

6,307 Listeners

1,804 Listeners

17 Listeners

7,670 Listeners

2,863 Listeners

12,716 Listeners

4,654 Listeners

8,593 Listeners

8,344 Listeners

51,151 Listeners

9,283 Listeners

2,330 Listeners

7,024 Listeners

3,492 Listeners