Trump's High-Stakes D.C. Move: Fans Remind Him of His Heavenly Email Campaign

President Donald Trump showcased a leather-bound family Bible in Washington, D.C., on Monday, asserting its significance, claiming he has used it during two inaugurations. Nonetheless, numerous skeptics question whether he has truly utilized it. The 47th president made headlines by donating this cherished Bible, gifted by his late mother, to the Museum of the Bible. Speaking on September 8, Trump nostalgically recalled the moment he received the Bible, highlighting its symbolic journey from his upbringing in Queens to his presidency. According to The Hill, he obtained the Revised Standard Version in 1955 after graduating Sunday School. Critics voiced skepticism online, suggesting the donation felt more like a publicity stunt, with comments pointing to his inconsistent biblical engagement. Notably, Trump has previously marketed a $59.99 “God Bless the U.S.A. Bible.” This museum appearance reflects Trump's ongoing efforts to reinforce his religious affiliations amid questions surrounding his genuine commitment to faith.