Of course Trump thinks he’s the Messiah — his disciples tell him so
The ‘devout’ Christians in the US president’s life are really just fawning sycophants
Of course Trump thinks he’s the Messiah — his disciples tell him so
The ‘devout’ Christians in the US president’s life are really just fawning sycophants
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