When you vote for a candidate, does it mean you agree with everything he says or does?  Or is there a way to vote for someone without endorsing?  Hodges and Vowell address a question brought up on a Sunday night Center dinner discussion:  If 80% of Evangelicals voted for President Trump, does that prove that 80% of Evangelicals are now OK with divorce and adultery?

When you vote for a candidate, does it mean you agree with everything he says or does? Or is there a way to vote for someone without endorsing? Hodges and Vowell address a question brought up on a Sunday night Center dinner discussion: If 80% of Evangelicals voted for President Trump, does that prove that 80% of Evangelicals are now OK with divorce and adultery?

When you vote for a candidate, does it mean you agree with everything he says or does? &nbsp;Or is there a way to vote for someone without endorsing? &nbsp;Hodges and Vowell address a question brought up on a Sunday night Center dinner discussion: &nbsp;If 80% of Evangelicals voted for President Trump, does that prove that 80% of Evangelicals are now OK with&nbsp;divorce and adultery?

What Does A Vote Say?  Voting v. Endorsing

Discussions about ideas, the arts, and culture, with Director John Hodges with friends and faculty of the Center for Western Studies.

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What Does A Vote Say? Voting v. Endorsing

What Does A Vote Say? Voting v. Endorsing