AlterNet'Fake Christian is mad': Trump mocked over national prayer service criticism
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8% Center
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45% ReliableFair
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10% Center
- Politician Portrayal
-55% Negative
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45% : C-SPAN shared a video of the MAGA leader leaving the service -- which took place at the Washington National Cathedral -- writing: "President Trump following National Prayer Service: 'Not too exciting, was it.32% : " Former CNN political analyst Marc Lamont Hill replied: I thought this was a joke at first. READ MORE: 'God have mercy on us': GOP rep slammed over 'dangerous' response to bishop's plea to Trump One segment of the service that the president likely "found especially offensive," according to The Intelligencer's Ed Kilgore, was when Episcopal bishop Marian Edgar Budde looked directly at Trump, and pleaded for him to "have mercy" on immigrants and LGBTQ children "who fear for their lives" now that he has taken office again.
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