Trump Selling Bibles: The ‘God Bless the USA Bible’, a collaborative venture between Donald Trump and Lee Greenwood that drew inspiration from the country singer’s patriotic ballad, was unveiled just before Holy Week. “Best wishes for Holy Week!” Let’s reestablish American prayer. “I urge you to obtain a copy of the God Bless the USA Bible in advance of Good Friday and Easter,” Trump wrote on the social media platform Truth Social.
Recently, the expected Republican nominee has promoted a few goods using his campaign and prior presidency. He created a footwear and fragrance company and helped value Truth Social.
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Where can one purchase Trump Bibles, and what is their price point?
Only a specialized website sells the ‘God Bless the USA Bible’. We add shipping and handling costs to the $59.99 price and decide on them at checkout. The webpage encourages clients to “allow up to 4-6 weeks for delivery” due to strong demand.
Besides the King James Version bible with a “handwritten chorus to ‘God Bless The USA’ by Lee Greenwood,” shoppers may buy a $25 “Make America Pray Again” baseball cap.
What motivates Trump’s Bible sales?
“In a video posted to the company’s website, Trump says, ‘I’m proud to be partnering with my very good friend Lee Greenwood, who doesn’t love his song ‘God Bless the USA,’ to promote the ‘God Bless the USA Bible.'” The site states, “CIC Ventures LLC, Donald J. Trump, The Trump Organization, or any of their respective principals or affiliates do not own, manage, or control the product.”
The former president grants “his name, likeness, and image under a paid license from CIC Ventures LLC. The firm claims the Bible sales are “political in nature and unrelated to any political campaign.” No money was sent to his presidential campaign.
Trump’s ‘God Bless the USA Bible’ appeal includes the Constitution, Bill of Rights, Declaration of Independence, and Pledge of Allegiance. In an alleged campaign rally address, he asserts that many Americans are unaware of their rights and “risk losing them.” Though “extremely unfortunate,” he believes “we will find a way to turn it around.”
Additionally, he asserts that “religion and Christianity are necessities for the nation” and that the “country is going haywire” due to the nation’s lack of religion. “Above all Americans should be a Bible, and I possess quite a few. “It is my finest book,” he continued.
In 2024, this individual’s most ardent supporters, white evangelical Christians, will presumably appreciate his most recent product-shambolic attack. Unlike his 2016 campaign, they seem unconcerned by his three marriages, affair with Stormy Daniels, and four felony indictments.
Within his camp, they consider him not religious, and when they ask him about his favorite biblical chapter, he cannot provide an appropriate citation, even though it is his favorite book along with “The Art of the Deal.”
