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Click here to visit the new home of Politics Daily!President Obama delivered an intense reflection on his Christian faith Thursday, telling hundreds gathered at the annual National Prayer Breakfast in Washington how religion sustains him amid the trials of the office -- and against attacks on his faith -- and providing both an explanation and a defense of how Christianity informs his view of the bitterly contested role of government in society. In elaborating on the practices and tenets of his personal faith life -- something the president is increasingly doing to combat suspicions that he is not a Christian or a genuine believer -- Obama ...
President Barack Obama is among a handful of speakers, including Mark Kelly, the husband of Arizona Rep. Gabrielle Giffords, at today's National Prayer Breakfast in the nation's capital. Kelly, the NASA astronaut whose wife was gravely wounded during a shooting rampage in Tucson, will be delivering the closing prayer at the event, which has been a Washington staple for decades. Watch it all live, below. JOIN THE LIVE CHAT VISIT WHITEHOUSE.GOV Follow Surge Desk on Twitter. ...
If there is one place on the planet where the philandering South Carolina Gov. Mark "Argentine Soulmate" Sanford, can go knowing he'll be accepted, if not altogether forgiven for grievous sins of arrogance and lust, it is the National Prayer Breakfast. So along with 3,000 other people -- including Heisman-trophy winner Tim Tebow, who stars with his mother in an anti-abortion ad to air during the Super Bowl, Spanish Prime Minister Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero who delivered his message in Spanish, and former CBS newsman Dan Rather, who said he was doing the same there as I was, which I guess ...
President Obama's address at the National Prayer Breakfast on Thursday was a given -- the chief executive has been the main speaker since the event began in 1953. But rarely has so much been riding on what in recent years has seemed like a feel-good function for conservative Christians and a chance for a few brave Democrats to burnish their faith-based credentials. Obama's attendance came after a freshman year of brutal economic news, ugly policy fights, declining poll numbers and election setbacks, and, not least, a relentless barrage of inflammatory criticism of his character, often by the ...
Guess who's coming to breakfast? The breakfast in question would be the high-profile National Prayer Breakfast set for Feb. 4 at the Washington Hilton ballroom. And the guessing game concerns David Bahati, the Ugandan MP with close ties to the conservative Christian politicos who sponsor the annual breakfast -- and who have been cited as inspiration's for Bahati's notorious Anti-Homosexuality Bill, a.k.a. the "Kill the Gays Bill" because of its draconian criminal penalties on homosexual acts, including life imprisonment and the death penalty. "I intend to attend the prayer breakfast," Bahati ...
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