US EditionTrump Questions How People of Faith Could Vote for Democrats at Prayer Breakfast
Trump challenged religious voters at the National Prayer Breakfast, citing 2025 Bible sales as evidence of a religious revival under his administration.
- On Feb. 5, 2026, President Donald Trump at the 74th National Prayer Breakfast questioned how people of faith could vote for Democrats and announced a May 17 National Mall prayer event.
- Citing Democratic opposition to voter identification laws, Trump framed his remarks to tout returning religion to the center, referencing prayer in schools and the White House faith office.
- Trump singled out Thomas Massie, Republican U.S. representative from Kentucky, calling him `No matter what we do, this moron, no matter what it is` for breaking with the party on Epstein files and tax bill votes.
- Audience reaction included audible groans, and Rep. Jonathan Jackson publicly shamed Trump during a prayer at the 74th National Prayer Breakfast on Thursday.
- Beyond today’s remarks, the speech raises constitutional church-state questions because Trump used Camp Mystic survivors as a metaphor for resilience while the Freedom 250 initiative's Mall event ties to the U.S. Constitution's Establishment Clause.
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Trump announces May 17 National Mall prayer event: Time to ‘rededicate America’
President Trump announced Thursday that a massive prayer event will be held on the National Mall this coming May -- declaring it is time "to rededicate America as one nation under God."
Trump’s 10 most inappropriate moments from the National Prayer Breakfast
Donald Trump addressed members of Congress and faith leaders for over an hour on Thursday (5 February), where he claimed that he believes he will make it to heaven. In a lengthy 77-minute speech, where he frequently drifted from his prepared remarks, the president claimed that he has brought religion and Christianity back to the center of American life. But that wasn’t all he discussed. From forgetting the name of the DR Congolese president to p…
Trump Celebrates 'So Strong' Return of Faith at Prayer Breakfast: 'You Have to Have God'
WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump celebrated the return of faith in the United States at the National Prayer Breakfast on Thursday morning. The post Trump Celebrates ‘So Strong’ Return of Faith at Prayer Breakfast: ‘You Have to Have God’ appeared first on Breitbart.
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