And his follow-up statement: > It's obviously not a distorted generalization of the Hobby Lobby owners themselves, and I think they're very representative of

And his follow-up statement: > It's obviously not a distorted generalization of the Hobby Lobby owners themselves, and I think they're very representative of that sub-group of Christians. Not to say that all Christians are like this, not by a long shot; evangelicals are only a fraction, and the far-right-wing politically-active ones like the HL owners are a fraction of that, but they're a really awful fraction. Is very accurate. Sure, not all evangelicals think that way. We can argue over who has the better scottsman all day long, but I've definitely seen many evangelicals who don't care as long as we "those brown people keep shooting each other". Obviously experiences vary. I don't see why that's hard to grasp.