Yahoo News Article RatingA Trump-backed Bible seems a suspicious fit for Oklahoma's narrow school text criteria
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60% : He endorsed Trump for president last year, saying that he was "excited to see him dismantle the Department of Education.53% : But one that does tick all the state's boxes is a $60 Trump-endorsed "God Bless the USA" Bible, which began selling in March and from which Trump has made $300,000 in royalties, according to his latest financial disclosure from August.
27% : Walters' mandate for Bible instruction in public schools, issued over the summer, drew massive outrage, and many critics called it blatantly unconstitutional.
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