Sadly think there are innumerable flaws to Reese's thinking,  I say this as 7000 folks are protesting  this election in a city "over the hill" and they have lots of company nation-wide

Getting folks together to share their "faith experiences" assumes folks actually have had faith experience. I find little evidence based on this campaign that  Trump has had such experience.

Trumps "attitude of life" guiding personal conscience is frankly a rather scary thought based on his pre election statements which have been noted often.

As to to a dialogue of "common social action" the chances are good based on Trumps charitable endeavors that the concentration of effort will be on self aggrandizement; the poor have not been a focus of this campaign....not even sort of

Hate, misogyny, anti semitism, racism et al HAVE been characteristic of this campaign and have reached kindred spirits in this election process.

Fear is the reason for the 7000 folks over the hill, and "happy talk" won't fix it!