An evangelical group said that Trump voters are not following «a path that reflects [God’s] teachings.»
A group of evangelical Christians has reportedly spent over $1 million on an ad campaign to help Vice President Kamala Harris defeat former President Donald Trump in November’s election.
While a majority of evangelicals have supported Trump’s candidacy in the last two presidential elections, the group Evangelicals for Harris has this year been one of the most prominent Christian groups to advocate for the vice president, who is a Baptist.
The Christian Post reported on Thursday that the group’s latest ad, which features footage of the late evangelical leader Billy Graham reading a Bible verse while juxtaposed with footage of Trump, was «an over $1 million ad campaign.»
It was not clear whether the reported $1 million figure referred to the new ad alone or the group’s entire pro-Harris ad campaign.
Newsweek reached out for comment to Evangelicals for Harris via email on Friday night.
In the one-minute ad, Graham is shown reading a biblical warning to Christians that «men will become utterly self-centered and greedy for money» during the «last days», before a clip plays of Trump saying that he has been «greedy, greedy, greedy» for his «whole life.
