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Evangelicals and Donald Trump
Clip: 6/16/2016 | 8m 30s
Can Donald Trump and Evangelicals work out their differences in time for the election?
On June 21, Donald Trump has planned an invitation-only, closed-door meeting in New York with 500 evangelical leaders. Evangelicals have voted overwhelmingly Republican. While Trump has some support in the conservative Christian community, there are also lingering concerns about his character and suitability to be president. Kim Lawton looks at evangelical divisions over Trump.
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Religion & Ethics NewsWeekly
Evangelicals and Donald Trump
Clip: 6/16/2016 | 8m 30s
On June 21, Donald Trump has planned an invitation-only, closed-door meeting in New York with 500 evangelical leaders. Evangelicals have voted overwhelmingly Republican. While Trump has some support in the conservative Christian community, there are also lingering concerns about his character and suitability to be president. Kim Lawton looks at evangelical divisions over Trump.
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