Conservative evangelical Christians are having trouble finding an appealing presidential candidate this year. Among the major Republican candidates, they note that Giuliani is pro‐​choice, Romney is Mormon, and McCain in 2000 called religious right leaders “agents of intolerance.”


I’d like to see a pollster ask conservative Christians two questions:


1. Would you support a presidential candidate who is divorced, has estranged relations with his children, never sees his grandchildren, rarely attends church, strongly opposes a law to ban gays from teaching school, and as governor signed the nation’s most liberal abortion law?


2. Would you support him if you knew his name was Ronald Reagan?