"Trump tried to win over a roomful of pastors by noting that he was struggling in Utah, which he called “a different place.” This was a barely disguised attempt to profit from anti-Mormon sentiment among evangelicals. Now, a week after insulting Mormons, he is shamelessly asking for their vote. “Earning support and trust from the voters of Utah is a top priority for me,” Trump declared Monday in the Mormon-owned Deseret News. But his pitch to them was lazy and uninformed, a barely disguised admission of how little he thinks of voters. Mormons, as Trump seems to understand with his “different place” comment, are not exactly like evangelicals." WashingtonPost
2016
Tuesday, August 16, 2016
Trump's "a different place" comment on Mormons
"Trump tried to win over a roomful of pastors by noting that he was struggling in Utah, which he called “a different place.” This was a barely disguised attempt to profit from anti-Mormon sentiment among evangelicals. Now, a week after insulting Mormons, he is shamelessly asking for their vote. “Earning support and trust from the voters of Utah is a top priority for me,” Trump declared Monday in the Mormon-owned Deseret News. But his pitch to them was lazy and uninformed, a barely disguised admission of how little he thinks of voters. Mormons, as Trump seems to understand with his “different place” comment, are not exactly like evangelicals." WashingtonPost
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