Clergy who spout the Religious Right line have dominated the political scene in Bible Belt states for a long time. But as demographics in the country shift, right-wing evangelicals are seeing their market share slip, even in places like Tennessee.

Bryan Fischer, a radio host for the American Family Association, responded to the terrorist attacks on two mosques in New Zealand that killed 50 people by asserting, "I hate Islam." He rambled that if government won't stop Islam, the natural result will be "vigilante justice."

Surely the nation’s Religious Right groups have something to say about Manafort and Cohen? After all, if these things were happening to a Democratic officeholder, if this amount of sleaze were oozing out of the White House and flowing down Pennsylvania Avenue, I feel certain they’d speak out.