It was a very different Easter Sunday for Donald Trump and the world. The President became the first Commander-in-Chief to take in services remotely, tuning in to the presentation by Rev. Robert Jeffress at the First Baptist Church in downtown Dallas.
The church has hosted past Presidents Woodrow Wilson, Gerald Ford and George H.W. Bush in its 152-year history.
Before the service, President Trump offered one message of hope – in New York City, one of the coronavirus epicenters, hospital bed capacity has been more than was needed, and medical personnel are being deployed elsewhere.
He also had a video recorded message for his constituents.
“But this Easter will be much different than others because in many cases we will be separated physically only from our churches,” he said. “We won’t be sitting there next to each other, which we’d like to be and soon will be again.”
“But right now we’re keeping separation, we’re getting rid of the plague.” He concluded, “We’ll be back together in churches right next to each other.”
“Celebrate. Bring the family together like no other. We have a lot to be thankful for. Happy Easter,” he said.
Trump quickly turned into an attack mode, blasting the media on the heels of a scathing New York Times report on Trump’s administration’s slow response to the coronavirus crisis.
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It was a very different Easter Sunday for Donald Trump and the world. The President became the first Commander-in-Chief to take in services remotely, tuning in to the presentation by Rev. Robert Jeffress at the First Baptist Church in downtown Dallas.
The church has hosted past Presidents Woodrow Wilson, Gerald Ford and George H.W. Bush in its 152-year history.
Before the service, President Trump offered one message of hope – in New York City, one of the coronavirus epicenters, hospital bed capacity has been more than was needed, and medical personnel are being deployed elsewhere.
He also had a video recorded message for his constituents.
“But this Easter will be much different than others because in many cases we will be separated physically only from our churches,” he said. “We won’t be sitting there next to each other, which we’d like to be and soon will be again.”
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“But right now we’re keeping separation, we’re getting rid of the plague.” He concluded, “We’ll be back together in churches right next to each other.”
“Celebrate. Bring the family together like no other. We have a lot to be thankful for. Happy Easter,” he said.
Trump quickly turned into an attack mode, blasting the media on the heels of a scathing New York Times report on Trump’s administration’s slow response to the coronavirus crisis.
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