I have little doubt that the morally bankrupt and craven, power-mad support of Trump by evangelical leadership has caused many evangelicals a real crisis of faith. My guess though is that it's rather like the GOP legislators willing to speak out against Trump -- they are all on their way out anyway. There's no real moral courage in quitting vs taking a moral and ethical stand regardless of your political aspirations. There's no moral courage on display for example by Jeff Flake, who still votes 98% in favor of all of Trump's proposals, so there's no action behind his rhetoric anyway.

Similarly, I suspect the moral quagmire of Trumpism was only the last straw for many evangelicals, not a sudden epiphany. Until I see evangelicals who aren't bailing agitating within their churches for what's right, I will not be very impressed. Or in the alternative, the vast majority of them leaving in disgust. Clearly this is seen as acceptable collateral damage by the leadership.

Hey... i won big time... no more second guessing.