Wow I believe everything I read on twitter and I am absolutely certain that everyone else does too.
The fact 3 people agreed with you goes to prove that Trump's followers, like him, do not read and believe whatever nonsense he tells them.
There is a difference between someone's Twitter post... and a twitter post that includes a SOURCE.
Otherwise, that's like reading a news headline and assuming what's in the article without ever reading it.
Here is the full article, albeit a short one. There are plenty of other sources to back this up, including his own sister, Maryanne, who is highly critical of his religious claims. She says he never enters a church unless there's a camera.
Trump Secretly Mocks His Christian Supporters
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President Trump, Vice President Mike Pence, and faith leaders say a prayer in the Oval Office in September 2017. Photo by Alex Wong/Getty
By McKay Coppins
The Atlantic
One day in 2015, Donald Trump beckoned Michael Cohen, his longtime confidant and personal attorney, into his office. Trump was brandishing a printout of an article about an Atlanta-based megachurch pastor trying to raise $60 million from his flock to buy a private jet. Trump knew the preacher personally—Creflo Dollar had been among a group of evangelical figures who visited him in 2011 while he was first exploring a presidential bid.
During the meeting, Trump had reverently bowed his head in prayer while the pastors laid hands on him. Now he was gleefully reciting the impious details of Dollar’s quest for a Gulfstream G650.
Trump seemed delighted by the “scam,” Cohen recalled to me, and eager to highlight that the pastor was “full of [bless and do not curse][bless and do not curse][bless and do not curse][bless and do not curse].”
“They’re all hustlers,” Trump said.
The president’s alliance with religious conservatives has long been premised on the contention that he takes them seriously, while Democrats hold them in disdain.
In speeches and interviews, Trump routinely lavishes praise on conservative Christians, casting himself as their champion.
“My administration will never stop fighting for Americans of faith,” he declared at a rally for evangelicals earlier this year. It’s a message his campaign will seek to amplify in the coming weeks as Republicans work to confirm Amy Coney Barrett—a devout, conservative Catholic—to the Supreme Court.
Trump Does Not Speak for These Christians
But in private, many of Trump’s comments about religion are marked by cynicism and contempt, according to people who have worked for him.
Former aides told me they’ve heard Trump ridicule conservative religious leaders, dismiss various faith groups with cartoonish stereotypes, and deride certain rites and doctrines held sacred by many of the Americans who constitute his base.
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