Evangelicals Concerned Over Trump’s Foreign Aid Cuts in First 100 Days
May 3, 2025
Three-quarters of Evangelical voters worry about Trump’s foreign aid cuts, fearing global impacts and persecution risks.
Three-quarters of Evangelical voters worry about Trump’s foreign aid cuts, fearing global impacts and persecution risks.
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