Donald Trump Marks Holy Week By Bringing His Casino, Steaks, Airline, University Magic To Selling $60 Bibles

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

62% : "Finally, let's all recall this other great Bible Moment for Trump, the photo-op after he sent federal officers to rough up racial justice protesters and drive them out of Lafayette Park so he could walk from the White House and do a photo op with his favorite book that he's never read.
56% : Trump uses the song at all his rallies, and even has Greenwood's permission to do so.
55% : The site's FAQ also assures us that this is the ONLY Bible endorsed by Trump, and by Greenwood as well, that it's available only in the KJV translation (although the site refrains from saying all others are blasphemous), and that it "includes the words of Jesus in red."
51% : The 23-second mark, when a reporter asked Trump, "Is that your Bible?"
50% : We guess maybe a 900-foot-tall vision of Jesus must have told Trump that he couldn't go wrong fleecing Believers, because yesterday, Trump posted a video to his Twitter knockoff letting followers know that for just $59.99, they could purchase a very special "God Bless the USA Bible," inspired by the only Lee Greenwood song anyone can name.
37% : It's not every day you get the chance to buy a Bible from a man who has violated as many of the Ten Commandments as Donald Trump has.
17% : No, Trump spokespeople didn't respond to the AP's inquiries about how much Trump will get from the licensing deal, or from each Bible.
13% : What with all his money disappearing into court judgments and lawyers' fees, and small-dollar donors abandoning him like allegorical creatures from a sinking metaphor, Donald Trump is short on cash.

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