openballadeer

Evangelicals supporting Trump for that reason is myopic in my opinion. They must realize he's eschewing political correctness in order to leverage their support as a means to make himself president, right? Not because he feels compelled to support evangelical causes. Anyway, my question is: Assuming (for the purposes of this question) Trump wins in November, what do evangelicals consider to be the most pressing issue he must address? Also, given the political climate, what will Trump be able to do about that particular issue?

So who are you voting for?

The title of your book kinda reminds me of that Gordon Gecko quote about greed. Ego, for lack of a better word (or in this case, phrase), is the enemy. But I imagine you'd admit that ego has its merits. In your opinion, what, if anything, is good about ego?