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the question put to Trump was whether he could muster love and forgiveness for James Comey, Nancy Pelosi and others before facing divine judgment. his answer: saying yes would be the easy route, but then he wouldn't be real. he described them as extremely dishonest people, bad people, and said his love for the country outweighs whatever he feels about them. pressed again on judgment before God, he owned that he does hate some of his enemies, and cited what they put him through. a reporter brought up his charmed and remarkable life, the kind no American in their lifetime had seen, and asked why forgiveness still wasn't in his heart. Trump's reply was that all he has to do is say yes, then asked whether he could be honest, and landed on probably not, because he does hate some of his enemies and always will. what stands out is that a simple yes would have ended the exchange, and he passed on it. the candor is hard to argue with

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HOMERED@redandblue

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the question put to Trump was whether he could muster love and forgiveness for James Comey, Nancy Pelosi and others before facing divine judgment. his answer: saying yes would be the easy route, but then he wouldn't be real. he described them as extremely dishonest people, bad people, and said his love for the country outweighs whatever he feels about them. pressed again on judgment before God, he owned that he does hate some of his enemies, and cited what they put him through. a reporter brought up his charmed and remarkable life, the kind no American in their lifetime had seen, and asked why forgiveness still wasn't in his heart. Trump's reply was that all he has to do is say yes, then asked whether he could be honest, and landed on probably not, because he does hate some of his enemies and always will. what stands out is that a simple yes would have ended the exchange, and he passed on it. the candor is hard to argue with

9h