'Trust God to work, no matter who is in office'

Emily Pollok  |  Comment
Date posted:  6 Nov 2024
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'Trust God to work, no matter who is in office'

US polling booth. Source: FMT

In what was expected to be a narrowly won election, former US President Donald Trump declared victory Wednesday morning after securing crucial ground in the states of Pennsylvania, Georgia, Wisconsin, and North Carolina.

Speaking from Florida, the 47th US president addressed supporters promising to deliver the golden age of America over his next term in office. 'Many people have told me that God spared my life for a reason and that reason was to save our country and restore America to greatness, and now we are going to fulfil that mission together,' the President said.

While Trump’s victory is a cause for celebration for many Christian voters in the US, others have been staunchly opposed to his return to the White House. Much like the rest of the American populace, Christians have been largely divided over Trump vs Harris and polarised between the dominant parties of the left and the right.

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