Trump Endorses 'God Bless The USA' Bible -- After Hawking Sneakers And NFTs

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

76% : Trump's net worth doubled in the span of hours Tuesday, putting Trump in the coveted list of 400 richest people in the world, with shares of the merged Trump Media & Technology Group -- the Truth Social operator -- surging on the heels of its Nasdaq debut.
35% : He has until April 5 to put up a $175 million partial bond in the civil fraud case, after an appeals court ruled Monday to lower his initial payment from the full $454.2 million as part of a $464 million judgment -- including interest -- against Trump and his co-defendants, including executives at the Trump Organization and his adult sons.
34% : Trump posted a $91.6 million bond in the defamation case earlier this month -- including interest -- as he appeals the verdict.
31% : Still, Trump might not be able to liquidate his Truth Social windfall right away, experts said, citing the merged company's potential overvaluation and turbulence on its debut.
28% : Trump had previously claimed he would not be able to put up the full bond amount in New York, where he was found to fraudulently inflate the value of his assets for beneficial business deals, saying he was turned down by 30 companies for a bond in the full amount.
19% : Despite his potential Truth Social windfall or additional earnings from merchandise sales and endorsements, Trump has found himself in a financial dilemma, owing more than $540 million in three judgments, including $88.3 million from two verdicts in his defamation case with writer E. Jean Carroll, and $454.2 million in his New York civil fraud case.
7% : In the scenario Trump is forced to pay the full $454.2 million, Trump said he could be forced to sell some of his assets and would be deprived the option of using his personal cash for his presidential campaign.

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