Never-Trumpers are a diverse bunch that don't always understand each other.
Dennis Sanders
Dennis is the pastor of a small Protestant congregation outside St. Paul, MN and also a part-time communications consultant. A native of Michigan, you can check out his writings over on Medium and subscribe to his Substack newsletter on religion and politics called Polite Company. Dennis lives in Minneapolis with his husband Daniel.
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