Joe Biden, America’s second Catholic president, is often the subject of media coverage when he regularly attends church.
Donald Trump’s best known trip to church came in June 2020, during his one term as president, when he walked from the White House to a nearby Episcopal church – after police forcibly cleared protestors angry about racial injustice – so he could hold up a bible for a photo op.
Does religion factor into who people vote for president? Does it matter that Biden is a church-goer and Trump is a Bible waver?
A Pew Research Center survey released last week found that 94% of Americans say it is very important or somewhat important for a president to live a moral and ethical life.
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