A lifelong Republican plumber from Minneapolis told Pastor Doug Pagitt in April that he can no longer support President Donald Trump, according to Pagitt, who leads Solomon’s Porch in the city. The conversation is one of many similar encounters Pagitt said he has had with Christians who say they are disillusioned with the president before the Nov. 3 midterm elections.
Pagitt, who founded the advocacy group Vote Common Good to convince Christians that an alternative to Trump exists, described the president as a “moral void” and a “transactional person” in an interview. He said the plumber’s shift reflects a broader pattern among voters who once backed Trump but now cite moral objections as their reason for withdrawing support.
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