Trump's escape from death is 'work of God,' supporters say
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STORY: "He was protected by the angels, you know. That's why he's still alive." :: Donald Trump's evangelical supporters see his escape from death as a sign of God's work :: Milwaukee, Wisconsin :: July 17, 2024 :: Kevin Jang “But of course, we don't believe Trump to be Christ. We don't believe he's the God. But we do believe that God is using him to do good works in America and the world. And that's why we believe that this is really the work of God.” :: Mike Lindell, CEO of My Pillow "A hundred percent he was (protected by God). A hundred percent. And it's not just Republicans, everybody thinks that. Everybody knows that. Donald Trump said that. He said God protected him and, you know, it was a miracle." Trump and his campaign have infused his candidacy with Christian imagery, prompting critics to accuse them of fostering a cult of personality with him as its leader, solely capable of saving an America he falsely portrays as crime-ridden and on the verge of collapse. At the Republican Party's national convention in Milwaukee on Wednesday (July 17), many believed God had a hand in Trump's escape from assassination. A Reuters/IPSOS poll found that 65% of Republican voters said Trump surviving an assassination attempt reflected divine intervention or God's will. Mike Lindell, the CEO of My Pillow and a friend of Trump's who was attending the convention, said he was certain Trump was protected by God.
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