Trump goes biblical on 'nasty' bishop for pushing radical left sermon

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

56% : Speaking to reporters at the White House shortly after the service, Trump was more reserved than his Truth Social rebuke, but said briefly that he thought Budde 'could have been much better.'
46% : I ask you to have mercy Mr. President on those in communities whose children fear that their parents will be taken away.'Trump didn't react to the pointed message as he sat staring at Budde, although others in his group, including new Vice President JD Vance, wore a more telling expression on their faces.
46% : An image from Budde's church, the St. Paul and St. Andrew United Methodist Church, circulated across social media, showing the church - which also reportedly serves as a migrant shelter - attempts to ban ICE and Homeland Security from entering.
42% : After the sermon went viral, an image from Budde's church - which also reportedly serves as a migrant shelter - showed the property attempts to ban ICE and Homeland Security from enteringIn 2020 Budde also hit out at Trump who staged a visit to St John's Church near the White House after police dispersed protestorsShe is known to champion leftist causes through her ministry, and on her diocesan website, she boasts of serving as 'an advocate and organizer in support of justice concerns, including racial equity, gun violence prevention, immigration reform, the full inclusion of LGBTQ+ persons, and the care of creation.'
42% : 'I've given up speaking to President Trump.
40% : In an interview hours after the sermon, Budde, said she gave the viral political lecture because of how Trump portrayed transgender children and illegal immigrants 'in the harshest of lights'Donald Trump said in brief remarks at the White House that Budde 'could have been much better' in response to her sermon on TuesdayIn an interview with CNN hours after her sermon went viral, Budde admitted she used the religious event to berate Trump with what she described as a 'one on one conversation.'
38% : She said she felt compelled to give the controversial speech because of how Trump portrayed transgender children and illegal immigrants 'in the harshest of lights.''(I was) reminding us all that the people that are frightened in our country, the two groups that I mentioned, are our fellow human beings, and that they have been portrayed all throughout the political campaign in the harshest of lights,' she said.
37% : 'The so-called Bishop who spoke at the National Prayer Service on Tuesday morning was a Radical Left hard line Trump hater,' he railed.
35% : 'We don't need to portray with a broad cloth in the harshest of terms some of the most vulnerable people in our society, who are in fact our neighbors and our friends.'As Budde's sermon drew outrage from conservatives who questioned her decision to politicize the religious service, Republican Congressman Mike Collins said on X: 'The person giving this sermon should be added to the deportation list.'Ohio Senator Bernie Moreno also waded in to condemn Budde, saying on X: 'As a Catholic and legal immigrant, it's outrageous that some woke Bishop would lecture President Trump about deporting illegals.
34% : Budde begged Trump to grant 'mercy upon the people in our country that are scared now', invoking the bible as she said 'God teaches us that we are to be merciful to the stranger.''There are gay, lesbian, and transgender children in Democratic, Republican, and Independent families, some who fear for their lives,' she continued.
27% : Trump sat stone-faced in the front row, next to First Lady Melania Trump, as the prelate told him illegal immigrants were 'not criminals', and he shouldn't deport those with children.
26% : We need to replace President Trump,' she said then.
15% : Donald Trump issued a scathing rebuke to the woke bishop who berated him at the National Prayer Service, slamming her as 'not compelling or smart' and demanding an apology to the public.
12% : She also has a long history of criticizing President Trump during his first term.
9% : At the time, she said that Trump's actions were 'antithetical to the teachings of Jesus and everything that we as a church stand for.'She also condemned Trump while attending an outdoor
6% : She and her church owe the public an apology!'The post came as Budde's sermon sparked widespread backlash from conservatives, with Republican Congressman Mike Collins going as far as calling for the radical bishop to be 'added to the deportation list.'Donald Trump issued a scathing rebuke to the woke bishop who berated him at the National Prayer Service, slamming her as 'not compelling or smart' as he demanded an apologyTrump sat stony-faced throughout the sermon delivered by Bishop Mariann Budde at Tuesday's National Prayer Service as she begged him to grant 'mercy' on transgender children and illegal immigrantsBudde, 65, the left-wing Episcopal Bishop of Washington, later admitted that she used the religious event to 'talk directly' to Trump in her sermonBudde's sermon went viral on Tuesday after she went on a wild lecture claiming trans kids were 'fearing for their lives' now Trump is back in the White House.
5% : She was nasty in tone, and not compelling or smart.'After Budde used her sermon to beg Trump for 'mercy' towards transgender children and illegal immigrants, Trump said her argument ignored reality.

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