I don't think Conservative Christians are any blinder or stupider (more stupid?) than anyone else. I think the majority of them are aware that Trump has a 'history' of veering wildly and saying things that are not true. Rather, they don't believe his opponent in November was any better either with the truth or especially with her positions and her party's platform. Both candidates had extremely high negatives. So I think the bulk of this article is redundant to the bulk of American voters. The United States of America has been a Christian majority country for all its existence and this will not change soon. Nevertheless, because American Christians are diverse and changing and for the most part tolerant, there has been considerable development in American politics throughout our history together.

I would make one point, perhaps unnecessary to most of the Christian electorate. Most American liberals are informed by their Christian values, too.