Can't really tell you how big a development it is to have @CTmagazine's editor-in-chief @markgalli breaking from Trump-citing his numerous immoral actions, & imploring other Christians to do the same-in terms of *potential* impact on 2020. My modeling assumes a fully baked in
white, evangelical support for Trump 85/15. If this declined to 75/25, the effect would be catastrophic. CT is standing by their editor-in-chief & his position as E.I.C. & the "ministry" of the org seems to recognize the gains they are realizing in terms of anti-abortion 
judges are coming at a very high cost on the brand of American evangelicalism, especially in the global evangelical movement as evidenced here bc of the undeniably anti-Christian behaviors & policies of the Trump Admin.
The op-ed coined by @markgalli is only the start, as the writer in this follow-up says, other figures within the org have been increasingly uncomfortable w the elevation of the presidency & politics over the teachings of Jesus in American evangelicalism. tinyurl.com/yx3toqel
I'd like to brief @markgalli and @TimDalrymple_ on another long term strategy of the judicial appointments, known as the Claremont Thesis, which among other goals, seeks to overturn the current def of citizenship to enact laws recently similar to the one recently passed in India.
