In reply to John J. Flanagan.

John, you hit "abortion" and "LGBT" on the bingo card. Those are the two favorite issues cited to support the idea that Christians are obligated to vote Republican. First, who says those are the only issues the Bible addresses, or even the most important? Other issues may outweigh them in a voter's mind, such as stopping an evil demagogue from returning to power, respecting women, or helping "the poor and the stranger."
Second, if abortion is against the Fifth Commandment, so are being against vaccination, social distancing, masking, etc. during a deadly pandemic, but the GOP is the home of antivaxxers and COVID minimizers. The GOP is also the great opponent of gun control. So which party is truly more pro-life is an open question. Third, being against something morally doesn't mandate that we ban it by law. Idolatry is the greatest of sins, but we allow freedom of religion. Adultery and fornication are sins, but we don't jail people for committing them. So exactly how are we supposed to treat our LGBT neighbors? Is the "Christian" way to strip them of civil rights, smear them all as child molesters/"groomers," or break up already-existing families we may not agree with? What exactly does the GOP want to do about LGBT people other than demonize them in order to win votes? So the idea that a Christian may think a Democrat is the better choice is not even close to being the black-and-white issue you claim it is.