Experts are warning that a recent contract to supply Oklahomaâs Department of Education with an estimated 55,000 bibles might actually represent a breach of state law. Thatâs after the contractâs exacting specifications came to lightâand they only really seem to favor one version: Lee Greenwoodâs God Bless the U.S.A. Bible, often referred to as the Trump Bible for its endorsement from the former president himself. At $60 a pop, the contract would net its publisher something in the region of $3.3 million, with some of that going back to Donald Trump in fees. âIt appears to me that this bid is anything but competitive,â former state Attorney General Drew Edmondson told The Oklahoman on Friday. âIt adds to the basic specification other requirements that have nothing to do with the text. The special binding and inclusion of government documents will exclude almost all bidders. If the bid specs exclude most bidders unnecessarily, I could consider that a violation.â