The odd thing is: some of those "winner-worshippers" who tell us we shouldn't hold Trump to an established moral code also make a big deal about their "Christian faith" and their deep concern to protect "religious values" -- which they imagine Trump defends in his idiosyncratic way -- and then perhaps they give us another round of apologetics for Putin. It all gets very bizarre.
The odd thing is: some of those "winner-worshippers" who tell us we shouldn't hold Trump to an established moral code also make a big deal about their "Christian faith" and their deep concern to protect "religious values" -- which they imagine Trump defends in his idiosyncratic way -- and then perhaps they give us another round of apologetics for Putin. It all gets very bizarre.
The odd thing is: some of those "winner-worshippers" who tell us we shouldn't hold Trump to an established moral code also make a big deal about their "Christian faith" and their deep concern to protect "religious values" -- which they imagine Trump defends in his idiosyncratic way -- and then perhaps they give us another round of apologetics for Putin. It all gets very bizarre.