RE: But he is an awfully poor judge of character, and sadly uninformed regarding President Trump’s positions and his record of achievement on the many issues that impact people of faith.
I don’t see the author as uninformed on the many issues. In fact, he ARTICULATES these issues in all 4 of his points in the article.
Here they are again:
1) Trump is the BETTER leader than Hillary
2) Trump is SYMPATHETIC and SUPPORTIVE of the Evangelical cause and has CONSISTENTLY shown it in his policies and in the Evangelical leaders he appoints and chooses ( See Mike Pence ).
3) He has chosen the right judges and justices to the courts who will uphold the constitution, which is INHERENTLY based on Judaeo-Christian values.
4) He has at every turn, fought the good fight against a media hostile to Christian values and morality.
The article in fact shows Brown’s good grasp of the issues And the President’s positions and policies.
The gist of the piece can be summed up by his concluding statement, as follows:
“And I believe if we excuse his ungodly conduct or feel the need to become his defenders in chief, we do compromise our moral authority.”
What ungodly conduct?
If Brown wants to help shed light on the truth for his readers, he should be showing them how to see through the Left’s lies and smears - how to recognize how the Left targets those on the Right for character assassination, especially people of faith and politicians who advocate for them.
Instead, he talks about the President’s “ungodly conduct” - thereby paying lip service to a Leftist smear campaign. Why aren’t we ever talking about the ungodly conduct of Democrat presidents? Hint: because these narratives are inventions of the Left - they aren’t designed to destroy Democrats - they are designed to destroy Republicans, and this guy is helping by his off-hand reference to Trump’s supposed ungodly conduct.