'God was right behind our president!' Internet goes wild for three 'MAGA nuns' spotted holding up a Bible in front row during Trump's Ohio rally
President Trump’s campaign rally in Ohio on Saturday had his supporters in a frenzy, but it was three nuns wearing MAGA masks who stole the show.
Social media went wild on Saturday as images went viral of the ‘MAGA nuns’ holding up a Bible and praying while the president gave his speech in Circleville.
‘This can’t be real,’ commented Twitter user Adam Parkhomenko, who posted an image of one of the nuns holding up a Bible just before Trump took to the podium.
Pamela Geller, a Trump supporter, tweeted: ‘The #MAGA nuns love Trump!’
Three nuns wearing face coverings that read 'MAGA' are seen above at President Trump's rally in Circleville, Ohio, on Saturday
One of the nuns held up a Bible while another held rosary beads. At times, they could be seen praying
The nuns became internet celebrities as social media reacted to images of one of them holding up a Bible
Some claimed that the three were not real nuns, and that the campaign strategically positioned them behind the president in order to curry favor with Catholic voters.
‘Trump is operating in desperation mode,’ tweeted one Twitter user.
‘I’m willing to bet anything I’ve got that those “nuns” are plants, bought and paid for by the Trump campaign.
‘It’s a pathetic attempt to grab up votes for a losing cause.’
Another user tweeted: 'Not real nuns, he found them on craigs list. Real nuns don't look unkept.'
One Twitter user wondered if 'the nuns approve of him cheating on his pregnant wife with a porn star.'
That was a reference to Stormy Daniels, who alleges she was paid hush money to keep quiet about an affair with Trump that took place shortly after his son, Barron, was born.
Trump has denied the claim.
'OMG there are nuns in the front row at the Trump rally right now!!! I love it!' tweeted one Twitter user
Pamela Geller, a Trump supporter, tweeted: 'The #MAGA nuns love Trump!'
One Twitter user wondered if 'the nuns approve of him cheating on his pregnant wife with a porn star.' That was a reference to Stormy Daniels, who alleges she was paid hush money to keep quiet about an affair with Trump that took place shortly after his son, Barron, was born
‘This can’t be real,’ commented Twitter user Adam Parkhomenko, who posted an image of one of the nuns holding up a Bible just before Trump took to the podium
The nuns cheered along with the rest of the crowd when the president invoked God. When talking about Hunter Biden's laptop that contained emails about his business dealings in China, Trump said that it was 'amazing the way God works.'
'Nuns with MAGA masks,' tweeted Charlie Spiering on Saturday
Another Twitter user joked: 'Three nuns walk into a Trump rally...'
Marie Oakes tweeted on Saturday: 'Nuns for Trump at #Ohio rally!'
Viewers took note when one of the nuns held up a Bible during the president's remarks
Others floated a conspiracy theory that they were not real nuns
Another Twitter user speculated that the nuns were 'plants, bought and paid for by the Trump campaign'
Others on Twitter said it was divine intervention. ‘Saw the nuns too...holding up God's Word,’ tweeted Ronnie Ignacio. ‘They made sure that God was right behind our President, guiding him, protecting him.
Trump’s opponent, Joe Biden, is a practicing Catholic. According to the latest polls, he is leading the president in key battleground states with large Catholic populations, like Pennsylvania and Wisconsin.
Others on Twitter said it was divine intervention.
‘Saw the nuns too...holding up God's Word,’ tweeted Ronnie Ignacio.
‘They made sure that God was right behind our President, guiding him, protecting him.
‘Btw, I have the same exact Bible, it's a scripture study bible.
‘Excellent for bible study.’
Karen Boushelle tweeted: ‘Gotta love the nuns with the MAGA masks behind Trump.’
The nuns cheered along with the rest of the crowd when the president invoked God.
When talking about Hunter Biden's laptop that contained emails about his business dealings in China, Trump said that it was 'amazing the way God works.'
The president also got applause when he said: 'We will live by the timeless words of our national motto: In God we trust.'
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