In light of Trump's success, does the Evangeclical vote matter anymore?

I'm not trying to start a "food fight" but it's an interesting question. Year, after year, I notice what I perceive to be a lot of "hand-wringing" on behalf of the Republicans to lure a candidate who will appeal to devout Christians. Yet, in this primary, the religious faithful have shown up in droves to support someone who is anything but a "God Fearing" Christian. This article discusses the issue:

http://ift.tt/1MbqQAL

Quote:

It is one of the prime paradoxes of the 2016 election: A twice-divorced candidate who has flaunted his adultery, praised Planned Parenthood and admitted to never asking for God’s forgiveness is the favorite of the Christian right.

I'm curious to know what the gun-owners think about this...

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In light of Trump's success, does the Evangeclical vote matter anymore?