That is a shame. I did not know that. Though a lot of high profile even “conservative” Christians have disappointed me in that regard. (Identifying with “NeverTrump-ism.)
I am a lifelong conservative, and an ordained minister. I decided to vote for Trump the day he announced.
I have never liked him on a personal level. If he is a Christian, then he is a woefully immature one, with an appallingly bad witness and lack of spiritual wisdom.
I was not voting for a pastor or an elder. If I had been, I would not have given him a moment’s consideration.
I was voting for a president. I had no doubt or hesitation. He has vindicated my assessment of him as a secular businessman; he has done an excellent job. I would vote for him again.
Personally, I still do not like him - and he would not like me. I do not take kindly to obnoxious New York aggression, and I am not in awe of people with worldly fame and wealth.
He is very successful as a worldly businessman. As a Christian, he is largely a failure (so much so that he does not even see it).
Make of that what you will.