Is This Another Hoax? Trump Leverages Alleged Near-Death Experience in Stunt That Confounds MAGA Supporters

In a daring move to secure funds from his MAGA supporters through religious sentiments, President Donald Trump has initiated a new fundraising campaign under the slogan “I want to try and get to Heaven.” This phrase first emerged in late August when Trump explained his keen desire to mediate a peace agreement between Russia and Ukraine, suggesting it might aid his spiritual journey.Recently, Trump’s political action committee, Never Surrender, Inc., reached out to supporters via email, requesting $15 donations, prominently featuring the slogan in the subject line. In this correspondence, he cited the near-fatal assassination attempt he survived last year and his political achievements as evidence of divine support, asserting, “God saved me for one reason: TO MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN!”The email culminated in a push for a “24-HOUR TRUMP FUNDRAISING BLITZ,” encouraging contributions while boasting of triumphs against adversaries like Hillary Clinton. Observers online criticized his tactic, cynically questioning the morality of leveraging faith for monetary gain in such a manner.