Trump Gripes About Losing Ungrateful Catholic, Jewish Voters On Call With Religious Advisers
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"I'm very optimistic we're going to be back," Trump told members of his new National Faith Advisory Board as he apparently prepares to make another run.
An irritated Donald Trump complained in a phone call with religious leaders about losing votes from ungrateful Catholics and Jews in the 2020 election — which he again baselessly and repeatedly insisted he won. “I did a lot for the Catholics. I’m a little bit surprised that we didn’t do better with the Catholic vote,” Trump said on the recorded call Thursday (above), which was kicked off by his controversial right-wing televangelist adviser Paula White. “I think we got about 50% of the [Catholic] vote,” Trump said on the conference call, which was organized by the religious group Intercessors for America and first reported by the Religious News Service.
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