Former President Donald Trump He is selling Bibles during his campaign to return to the White House.
Trump, who for a few weeks has been the virtual Republican presidential candidate, issued a video on his social network Truth Social in which he urges his followers to buy the “God Bless the USA Bible” inspired by country singer Lee Greenwood's patriotic ballad. The song is heard as Trump enters the stage at all of his events, and Trump has appeared alongside Greenwood at some ceremonies.
“Happy Easter! Let's make America pray again. As Good Friday and Easter approach, I urge you to purchase a copy of God Bless the USA Bible,” Trump wrote, adding a link to a website that sells the book for $59.99.
Trump faces a serious lack of funds while Their legal costs increase due to four criminal cases and a series of civil accusations. He got a reprieve Monday when an appeals court in New York agreed to suspend collection of $454 million he owes in a civil judgment for fraud if he deposits $175 million in the next 10 days. Trump has already posted a $92 million bond in connection with defamation allegations by writer E. Jean Carroll, who accused him of sexual abuse.
“Every American needs a Bible in their home and I have many. It is my favorite book,” Trump says in the video published on Truth Social. “I am proud to endorse and encourage you to get this Bible. “We must make America pray again.”
What is the Bible that Donald Trump sells like?
The website bills it as “The Only Bible Endorsed by President Trump!” It says it is “easy to read,” with “large print” and a “slim design” that “invites you to explore God's Word anywhere, anytime.”
In addition to the English version of King James, contains copies of the Constitution, Bill of Rights, Declaration of Independence and the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flagplus a handwritten verse of Greenwood's song.
The Bible is just Trump's most recent business venture during his campaign. The company called 45Footwear sells other types of footwear, cologne and perfume under the Trump brand.
