None of the accusations against President Donald Trump and his advisers laid out in the Mueller Report has shaken the Religious Right’s faith in Trump. They continue to insist that the Mueller investigation is a frame-up designed to force Trump from office. Although Trump has many far-right evangelical defenders, seven stand out as especially sycophantic.

Religious Right groups did everything they could to help the Republican Party this year: They flooded churches with biased 'voter guides' that backed GOP candidates and pursued a 'data-driven strategy.' The Faith & Freedom Coalition, a group founded and run by former Christian Coalition operative Ralph Reed, boasted that it would spend $18 million to target 125 million 'social conservative voters' in 19 states.

From the beginning, it was clear that the Religious Right’s only concern was to push Brett Kavanaugh’s Supreme Court nomination through. Prof. Christine Blasey Ford, and by extension the other women who were empowered to come forward with their stories of sexual assault, meant nothing to them.