Trump slams bishop as 'nasty' for urging mercy to immigrants, LGBT+ community

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

55% : "For this bishop to do this to President Trump after a weekend of, as you said, talking about God more than ever," Tuberville said, "talking about how he was spared to give an opportunity maybe to change this country back to something that it should be, it just absolutely amazes me how far these people go.
48% : Budde called on Trump to "have mercy" for the "scared" LGBT+ children and immigrant families across the country when the president and his family attended a National Prayer Service at the National Cathedral in Washington, D.C. House earlier Trump had signed a slew of executive orders, many of which included hard-line immigration policies -- such as ending birthright citizenship -- while another denied the existence of transgender, nonbinary and intersex people throughout the government.
48% : Trump asked, speaking to reporters.
38% : Budde said at the service, addressing Trump: "There are gay, lesbian, and transgender children in Democratic, Republican, and independent families -- some who fear for their lives.
19% : Trump did not immediately respond to Budde's comment in anger.

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