Stora tråden om Donald Trump [mod]

Once the list of the black ministers who were allegedly endorsing Trump was made public, there was even more skepticism — some from the ministers themselves.

Corletta Vaughn had declined an invitation earlier this month to attend a meeting in Manhattan and a press conference afterward. She said she was invited over multiple phone calls with Darrell Scott, a black minister from Ohio who previously endorsed Trump.

"I'm very uncomfortable [with the press conference]," Vaughn said she told Scott. "I'm already uncomfortable about coming to the meeting, and I don't think this is a spot that I need to be in."

Vaughn said she thought that was the end of it, but it wasn't. "I posted something on my Facebook page [last week] about Mr. Trump and my disdain for his campaign," she told NPR. "And I got a post in response that said, 'This is odd ... because I just saw your name on a flier going to the Trump Towers on Monday to endorse him.' "

"I've never seen a flier, I don't know anything about the flier," Vaughn said.

She was not alone. In the days after that flier was released, several ministers named in it have said they weren't endorsing Trump, and that if they met with him at all, it would be to air grievances with his campaign and his rhetoric.

At the meeting itself, Trump so badly wanted commitments that "endorsement cards" were passed around, according to Victor Couzens, a minister from Ohio who did attend.

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