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During the inauguration prayer service on Tuesday, Bishop Mariann Edgar Budde of the Washington National Cathedral urged President Trump to “have mercy on” LGBTQ children and immigrants, who may fear the new administration’s policies. When asked about the prayer service after he returned to the White House, Trump said... show more

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Where in the Bible does it explicitly condone LGBTQ+ behavior? Asking for a friend.

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She is now a politician and should be removed from her position

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"The Democratic Party's actions had left many U.S. citizens feeling humiliated. Signs of a Trump victory were proclaimed well before Biden withdrew from the race. The voters had had enough." 📝 @KarinaLMariani

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She made a mockery of my denomination and it will take much grace to forgive her for that.

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This is like the 6th time you have regurgitated this story. Is it a slow day even with Trump in office?

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Natalie Dunleveyvor 1 Jahr

I hope Trump wins his lawsuit against you @CBSNews

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I watched the radical left wing propagandist this woman was out of line. Thank you LORD for protecting the Trump & Vance family today. This woman was near a mental attack. She was under a spirit control from demonic power. The prayers of the saints all over the world held back satan today.

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How many “coexist” bumpers on her Prius?

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Trying to cram political activism where it doesn’t belong IS THE ENTIRE REASON YOU JUST LOST THE ELECTION AND CULTURE WAR.

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That service was horrible and an insult to America

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She may as well been waving a Dixie flag asking us to keep slave workers to cook our food and clean our offices and work the fields.

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