Sicko Woke DC Bishop Mariann Edgar Budde Defends Lecturing Trump, Tells 'The View' Hosts She Was 'Trying To Speak A Truth'

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

49% : However, she stated that any invitation to meet would need to come from Trump himself.
47% : At the prayer service in Washington -- a service that traditionally steers clear of political discussions -- Budde used the occasion to speak out on various left-wing issues, including immigration, refugees, and LGBTQ rights.
43% : At one point, she even looked directly at Trump, who was seated nearby.
30% : He accused her of bringing politics into her religious role in a manner that was "not compelling or smart." "She brought her church into the World of politics in a very ungracious way," Trump wrote, adding that her remarks were not persuasive or intelligent.
25% : She spoke about the "gay, lesbian and transgender children" who are living in fear for their lives, and urged Trump, who remained silent as she spoke, to "have mercy" on immigrant families whose children fear the deportation of their parents.
24% : Shortly after midnight on Tuesday, Trump responded to Budde's comments with a post on his Truth Social account, calling the DC bishop "nasty" and "a Radical Left hard line Trump hater."
15% : A left-leaning bishop from Washington, DC, who criticized President Trump over social justice issues during the National Prayer Service on Tuesday, reaffirmed her stance on Wednesday.

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