Trump's Bible Stunt Isn't Brilliant. It's Insanely Desperate.

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

72% : That was March 20, before Thursday night's Radio City Music Hall event with Barack Obama and Bill Clinton, where Biden raked in $26 million.
58% : All this is a shock to no one, because as we all know, Trump is spending a good chunk of his donations on his legal bills.
49% : You could take slips of paper on which you write the names of 25 things these Americans like, pull out three or four, conjure up some physical manifestation of it, and Trump would sell it: NASCAR-Branson's Famous Baldknobbers Beer, in limited-edition cans that show Trump as Rambo.
48% : And in the most recent Federal Election Commission filings, Trump had $33.5 million cash on hand and Biden reported having $71 million.
44% : The standard commentary on Donald Trump's "God Bless the USA Bible" is that while of course it's cynical and twisted and borderline sacrilegious, there's also no doubt that his people are going to buy it by the carload, because these people would buy a bag of Trump Dogshit from the guy ("from the bowels of the best dogs, everybody says so").
42% : NBC News recently reported that donations to Trump of $200 or less are down 62.5 percent against 2019.
38% : The New York Times recently reported that Trump has more small donors than Joe Biden in some key swing states.

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