President Donald Trump is already on a campaign trail of sorts, touting certain Republican candidates who will help advance his agenda.
Best-selling author of God and Donald Trump and award-winning journalist Stephen E. Strang says Trump should be able to expect another record turnout from evangelicals for the midterm elections in November.
“Donald Trump captured the bulk of the evangelical vote in the presidential election because he campaigned on the ideals and matters important to believers,” Strang said. “But campaigning is one thing—action is another. Thus far in his presidency, Donald Trump has made good on many of his campaign promises, such as protecting religious liberties, standing for the unborn, giving pastors more freedom at the pulpit and helping American families with tax cuts. So there is no reason to believe that evangelicals won’t again turn out in large numbers to support other candidates who are running on these same platforms and are backed by President Trump in their states. Donald Trump is a smart businessman who knows that building a team of people who are on the same page for the good of the country is paramount.”
In God and Donald Trump, Strang gives an inside look at the Donald Trump campaign, election and the presidency, including how he engaged with evangelicals and other faith groups to claim victory.
Strang is an award-winning journalist and successful businessman who began his career as a newspaper reporter at the Orlando Sentinel. He later founded a Christian publishing house and media company while interviewing and writing about nearly every Christian leader in the country over the past four decades.
For more information on God and Donald Trump, visit GodandDonaldTrump.com.
God and Donald Trump is published by Frontline, an imprint of Charisma House, which has published books that challenge, encourage, teach and equip Christians, including 14 New York Times best-sellers.
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