Editors:

Now some are wondering whether his french fry burp actually covered saying he's "*not* a Christian"?

Hearing it with both possibilities in my mind I believe Trump said "I'm a Christian," but had a bit of french fry burp back up on him. I don't believe he'd ever tell such a group he's not what they want him to be. I also wonder about the "won't have to vote" thing. I am incapable of seeing him as someone with a plan containing more than a week's specifics, unless it was about manipulating a particular piece of real estate's value. If I had to guess, he caught one phrase from some sycophant/offspring's summary of 2025 visions and tossed it out there (it had to do with voting, after all, which I doubt he's ever liked). The largest danger to me is he'll win and die, leaving it to Vance.

--Hugh Hansen

__________________________________________

If you lean left and you are worried – or not so much -- by Donald J. Trump’s latest talk there will be no need for Christians to vote in 2028 if they help elect him this November, this is your column. Click on the headline above and go to the Comment section in the column, or email editors@thehustings.news and indicate your political leanings (regardless of your opinion on this specific subject) in the subject line.

If you lean right – whether Trump’s comments worry you or not – please see the right column on this page. You may enter your comments in the appropriate lines after clicking on the headline, “Could There be Any Reasonable Explanation?”