White evangelical Christians show no signs of backing away from Donald Trump. That appears to be one takeaway from Iowa's Republican caucuses, where the former president won a decisive victory over several challengers.
In 2016, there was a lot of head-scratching about evangelical support for Trump — given his divorces, allegations of both extramarital affairs and sexual assault, and his insults toward women, immigrants and others.
But many white evangelicals, like Shelley Buhrow, look past all that.
"Have you read the Bible?" Buhrow asked. "Many people in the Bible were married multiple times and they didn't always do the perfect thing."
Buhrow, who attended a pro-Trump event in a suburb outside Des Moines leading up to Monday's Iowa caucuses, says she's been a Trump supporter since his first Iowa caucus in 2016.
"People aren't perfect," Buhrow said. "God is perfect."
