Trump Claims Evangelical Leaders Not Endorsing Him Is a ‘A Sign of Disloyalty’
Former President Donald Trump says evangelical leaders who have not endorsed his 2024 campaign are showing signs of disloyalty — though he insists he does not “really care.” During an interview on “Real America’s Voice”…
Former President Donald Trump says evangelical leaders who have not endorsed his 2024 campaign are showing signs of disloyalty — though he insists he does not “really care.”
During an interview on “Real America’s Voice” Monday, Trump was asked about some evangelical leaders who backed him in 2016 and 2020 but have not endorsed his 2024 campaign.
“Well, I don’t really care,” Trump responded. “That’s a sign of disloyalty. There’s great disloyalty in the world of politics. And that’s a sign of disloyalty.”
He went on:
“Nobody… has ever done more for Right to Life than Donald Trump. I put three Supreme Court justices who all voted, and they got something that they’ve been fighting for 64 years or many, many years. And nobody thought they could win it, you know, they won, Roe v. Wade. They won, they finally won.”
Finally, Trump said he was “a little disappointed” because “they won, and a lot of them didn’t fight or weren’t really around to fight.”
“They sort of, I don’t know, they weren’t there protesting and doing what they could have done. But with all of that being said, there’s nobody that’s done more for the movement than I have,” he added.
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This is not the first time Trump has blamed pro-life advocates for Republicans’ disappointing election results in November.
In a post on his Truth Social platform earlier this month, Trump wrote, “It wasn’t my fault that the Republicans didn’t live up to expectations in the MidTerms. I was 233-20! It was the ‘abortion issue,’ poorly handled by many Republicans, especially those that firmly insisted on No Exceptions, even in the case of Rape, Incest, or Life of the Mother, that lost large numbers of Voters.”