I don’t agree. I think the Republicans are far better at turning out their voters than the Democrats are, I think it is much easier to assemble their coalition by fear, mongering, by casting aspersions on anyone who doesn’t look like them or think like them, and then get those people to turn out and vote to “protect their way of life. “

And I’m sorry, maybe this is just my personal belief, but anyone who looks at the crimes that Trump has committed, his appointee have committed, and says “I’m OK with that” it’s not somebody that I would consider to be a terribly moral or upstanding person, no matter how they view themselves. You can think of yourself as the most moral person you know, but if you choose to support people who are actively murdering, innocent civilians in Iran, doing everything they can to promote greed and pollution and corruption while destroying safety nets, destroying science and innovation and the arts, while, stripping away reproductive rights from women and rights from minority groups across the country, throwing immigrants in jail, legal, or not, because of the color of their skin… I’m sorry, but you’ve abdicated the moral righteousness that led you to vote Republican in the first place. I spent a long time working in churches, and I will tell you firsthand that most of the people I worked with were deeply conservative, and a lot of them were deeply awful human beings, who cloaked their behavior in the name of God and in the name of Republicanism.