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    Don't evangelicals ever get tired of being wrong?

    by Leonard Pitts Jr., Tribune Content Agency Apr 28, 2019 2 minutes

    At least Judas got 30 pieces of silver. Franklin Graham got a tax cut and the promise of a border wall.

    Some may consider it unfair, likening the tragic villain of the Bible to Billy Graham's controversial son. And no, their sins are not alike. Judas handed Jesus over to his enemies, then killed himself in anguished repentance. Graham is just a fervent supporter

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