"Republican megadonor Foster Friess recently made an appeal to evangelical voters on behalf of
GOP presidential nominee-in-waiting Donald Trump.
Rick Santorum's former benefactor, who has since endorsed Trump and is now leading efforts behind the scenes to raise the hundreds of millions he is expected to need to compete against Hillary Clinton in the 2016 presidential election, said he was asked by a reporter if, before concluding to support Donald Trump, he "grappled with the same concerns expressed to him by a principled evangelical Christian woman." The reported told Friess the woman worried about the moral example Donald Trump is setting for young people.
Rick Santorum's former benefactor, who has since endorsed Trump and is now leading efforts behind the scenes to raise the hundreds of millions he is expected to need to compete against Hillary Clinton in the 2016 presidential election, said he was asked by a reporter if, before concluding to support Donald Trump, he "grappled with the same concerns expressed to him by a principled evangelical Christian woman." The reported told Friess the woman worried about the moral example Donald Trump is setting for young people.
Friess response:
King David sent Bathsheba's husband, Uriah, off to the front lines in hopes he would be killed so David could play cozy with the guy's wife.
David time and again states in the psalms that he delights in God's statutes because he "loves them." His unwavering faith in God, from the time he was a shepherd boy, inspired him to establish Jerusalem as Israel's capital." Charisma
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