'We'll always be 'one nation under GOD', not…': Trump shares Kid Rock’s Abdul attack amid Sharia row
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Donald Trump has reignited the debate over religion and American identity after sharing Kid Rock’s criticism of Abdul El Sayed, the Senate Candidate for Michigan. American Musician and songwriter Kid Rock was speaking in Donald Trump's Tennessee rally on October 10, 2026. Amid a growing political controversy, the phrase “One Nation Under God” has once again become a focal point in discussions about America's founding values and religious freedom. The controversy has sparked renewed debate over Sharia law in America, Islamic practices, constitutional rights, border policies and the future of religious freedom in the United States. Trump's response and Kid Rock's remarks have drawn attention to the wider political divide over faith, national identity, and cultural values. #DonaldTrump #KidRock #AbdulElSayed #ShariaLaw #OneNationUnderGod #USPolitics #TrumpNews #BreakingNews #ReligiousFreedom #AmericanPolitics #PoliticalNews ► Subscribe to The Economic Times for the latest video updat
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