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Christian right’s belief in Trump holds firm as he eyes 2024

Young alligators swam in the water or lazed on artificial rocks as a waterfall cascaded nearby. “Alligators are found primarily in freshwater and swamps and marshes,” noted a nearby sign. “Alligators are opportunistic feeders.”

The “Gator Springs” exhibit greeted religious conservatives last week as they made their way through the vast atrium of the Gaylord Palms Resort & Convention Center in Orlando, Florida, to regroup after Republicans’ loss of power in

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