Why would anyone buy a Trump Bible for $60?
If you’re a Christian, you probably have at least one or two already. I have 4 or 5, a concordance, two Luther’s Catechisms and a half dozen books on Biblical history. Why would I buy another?
By the way, I’m an atheist.
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“ and Jesus entered the temple and drove out all who
Sold and bought in the temple, and he overturned the tables of the money-changers and the seats of those who sold pigeons. He said to them,” It is written,”My house shall be called a house of prayer, but you make it a den of robbers.”
And the orange bastard does this during Holy Week.
... they (potential buyers) feel it may get them closer to God. They are eternally grateful to The Donald for helping with the current Holocaust in the USA - this, they feel, is abortion. Also, they are giving money to stop the man who wants to stop Satan and the Democrats (they feel the two are working together). Having the Trump Bible in the house gives them a feeling of being "blessed" and noticed by Jesus Christ as a true believer.
The REAL Story Behind the Quote “There’s a Sucker Born Every Minute”
https://medium.com/skeptikai/the-real-story-behind-the-quote-theres-a-sucker-born-every-minute-1db9a7220d34
“There’s a sucker born every minute” — P.T. Barnum’s most famous words. He is widely considered to be one of the best purveyors of entertainment in history — a genius in sales and marketing — and these words have become somewhat of a legacy. But did he ever really say them? As it turns out, we may be suckers for believing this after all.
The Quote Heard ‘round the World
Rochester Institute of Technology professor Nicholas DiFonzo described in his 2008 book The Watercooler Effect, that Barnum’s biography could not verify this attribution at all. Rather, it was likely that a banker named David Hannum from Syracuse, New York who actually said it. As described by DiFonzo (p. 124):
Most people who were fascinated by the Giant were convinced that it was a petrified man (which was not considered so far-fetched in the 19th century), or a statue made by Jesuit fathers, over three centuries prior. The fact that Hull went to great lengths to make the statue look realistic (including chiseling tiny holes in the statue to imitate pores in his skin) evidently helped.
As the story goes, Hannum purchased the “Cardiff Giant” in 1869 and displayed it for even higher admission fees. When this caught the eye of Barnum, he tried and failed to convince Hannum to sell it. This motivated Barnum to create his own version — a simple replica — and claim it to be the one true Giant, asserting that Hannum’s was a hoax. It is alleged that, at this point, Hannum said “There’s a sucker born every minute,” referring to the gullible customers of Barnum’s more successful exhibit.
P.T. Barnum’s sign to see the “original” Cardiff Giant
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Grifting Easter. 
Can’t wait to see the massive sell off. This pos could drop 90% in a day. There will be blood on the street and it will be the magat’s. Dumbasses.
Thou shalt not commit adultery.
Of course he'll keep hawking them as long as he can. But the market will dry up quickly after Easter.
As for the ChumpHumpers who get suckered, well they only read the Old Testament anyway. They love those stories about getting revenge on the evil-doers. Stoning the offenders, burning the witches, an eye-for-an-eye. Jesus didn't actually believe in all of that.
