LINDSAY, Okla. — Danny Daniels, an evangelical Christian, is reliably conservative on just about every political issue. The 45-year-old church pastor is anti-abortion, voted for President Trump and is a member of the National Rifle Association who owns an AR-15 rifle. He also came of age during the 1980s and believed in the anti-drug mantra that labeled marijuana as a dangerous gateway drug. But his view on marijuana changed as his pastoral work extended into hospice care and he saw patients at the end of their lives benefiting from cannabis. “Some people said I couldn’t be a pastor and support medical marijuana, but I would say most of the people I know, including the Christians I pastor, are in favor of it,” said Daniels, pastor of Better Life Community Church in downtown Lindsay. Daniels is among a growing group of traditionally conservative Republican voters in Oklahoma who have shifted their position on the topic.