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Marjorie Taylor Greene went on CNN’s The Source with Kaitlan Collins on April 13, 2026, and called President Trump’s recent AI image blasphemous. She said she was very offended, demanded an apology from Trump, and insisted that many Christians across America and around the world were very offended. I think her reaction is over the top. She’s clearly looking for a reason to be offended.
Trump may have posted it to give the media and his critics something to obsess over while he works behind the scenes, and once again, they fell right into it. Or maybe he is simply a 79-year-old man who likes to post. Most people that age are not the best at social media, and I do not know anyone that old who does not need glasses.
Trump may be the president, but he is also still very much himself, and that is part of why many people connect with him. He is not like politicians such as Bush, Biden, Obama, Clinton, or Carter. Being authentic and nonconformist is something people should appreciate instead of constantly attacking him for it.
Then Collins threw in the death threats Greene has received to try to tie them back to Trump. Collins did not bring her on to talk about the hundreds of death threats she faced long before any disagreement with Trump. These threats started almost immediately after she entered Congress in 2021, years before she and Trump split.
As a Christian, I am not offended by Trump’s post of himself as a doctor, Jesus, or whatever it was supposed to be. I think it is funny. People need to laugh a little.
This is not news. It is just more manufactured anti-Trump propaganda.
As a Christian, I am not offended at all. Are you?
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