by Rich Lowry
And Donald Trump is not the first person to sell an edition of a Bible catering to a niche market.
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Members of the community read from the Bible during a prayer service at the Arcadia First Baptist Church in Santa Fe, Texas, May 20, 2018.
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Of all the objectionable things Donald Trump has ever done, selling a Bible would seem to rank pretty far down the list.
Yet his marketing, along with Lee Greenwood, of a God Bless The USA Bible for $59.99 has occasioned a couple of news cycles of outrage. The Bible has an American-flag cover and accompanying American historical documents, including the Declaration of Independence, as well as the words to the chorus of Greenwood’s iconic patriotic song.
About the Author
Rich Lowry is the editor in chief of National Review.
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Of all the objectionable things Donald Trump has ever done, selling a Bible would seem to rank pretty far down the list.
Yet his marketing, along with Lee Greenwood, of a God Bless The USA Bible for $59.99 has occasioned a couple of news cycles of outrage. The Bible has an American-flag cover and accompanying American historical documents, including the Declaration of Independence, as well as the words to the chorus of Greenwood’s iconic patriotic song.
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About the Author
Rich Lowry is the editor in chief of National Review.
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