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America founded by people of faith, united in ‘God We Trust’ – Trump defends anti-Christian taskforce

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S. President Donald Trump has announced the creation of a new task force dedicated to eliminating anti-Christian discrimination within the government. Defending the initiative, Trump emphasized that America has always been a nation built on faith and strengthened by prayer.

According to NaijaCrawl, Trump has appointed former Attorney General Pam Bondi to lead the task force, which aims to put an immediate stop to all forms of anti-Christian targeting and bias.

In a statement on his Truth Social account, Trump reaffirmed the country's religious foundation, stating, “From the very beginning of our republic, America has always been a nation founded by people of faith, strengthened by the power of prayer, and united by four simple but very beautiful words: In God We Trust.”

He further declared that Americans are reclaiming their identity as a nation divinely ordained to be “the freest and most exceptional country ever to exist.”

The launch of this task force signals a renewed push to protect religious freedoms in the United States. Stay tuned for updates on its impact and future initiatives.

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