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Bishop Mariann Budde Defends Inauguration Sermon Amid Criticism from Trump and GOP

Bishop Budde asserts her remarks on mercy during her inauguration sermon are rooted in faith, not politics, despite backlash from President Trump and others.

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Bishop Mariann Edgar Budde stands by her inauguration sermon, calling for mercy towards vulnerable communities, while facing criticism from President Trump and GOP figures. She emphasizes that her statements stem from her Christian beliefs rather than political partisanship. Budde contrasts the culture of contempt in the U.S. and invites a broader dialogue on compassion. Detractors argue her message was divisive, reflecting tensions within American Protestantism. Budde remains open to discussions, asserting the clergy's role in addressing political matters from a faith perspective.

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