Trump vows to create Faith Office with access to Oval Office: ‘It’s important’

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SAVANNAH, Georgia — Former President Donald Trump has vowed to give faith leaders a direct line of access to him in the Oval Office should he be elected next week.

Trump promised in an interview at the National Faith Summit in Powder Springs, Georgia, Monday afternoon that he would reinstate the Faith Office that he created during his first term in office, touting the importance of religion in the United States.

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