What Won't He Do For Attention: Donald Trump Continues To Talk Trash

Donald Trump seeks a return on every investment, including goodwill, leading critics to believe he equates moral behavior with strategic advantage. During a press conference on Monday, October 6, the 79-year-old president discussed the White House's prayer initiative, encouraging Americans to "rededicate ourselves to the principles that give birth to this land of liberty" by gathering in groups of ten for weekly prayer sessions focused on the nation.Trump stated, “If a country lacks religion and faith, it’s challenging to be a good country.” He emphasized his belief in goodness tied to divine approval, asserting, “You want to prove to God you’re good so you go to that next step.” Critics swiftly targeted his theological views on social platforms, arguing that one shouldn't require ulterior motives to be virtuous. Some users remarked that even the hope for heavenly rewards appears transactional for him, hinting at deeper moral conflicts in light of his deteriorating health.