Pastor Robert Jeffress, a Texas Southern Baptist who’s one of President Donald Trump’s biggest boosters, says the evangelical Christians who don't support Trump are “morons.”

Church-state separation advocates are celebrating that President Donald Trump has not been able to keep his promise “to get rid of and totally destroy the Johnson Amendment.” This month marks the two-year anniversary of Trump making that vow, which occurred during a speech at the National Prayer Breakfast just two weeks into his term as president.

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.