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<blockquote data-quote="wkmac" data-source="post: 1062875" data-attributes="member: 2189">Nope, he may well have and I&#039;d be inclined to believe he&#039;s not gone to every single prayer breakfast out there just as I&#039;d suspect Bush also missed a few.&nbsp; But that&#039;s my own gut feeling along with a bit of logic that just suggests that not all prayer breakfasts are of equal value in political mileage and any President&#039;s schedule can be packed so something has to be left out.However, you&#039;ve not provided the evidence to support the claim you made that Obama missed a prayer breakfast.&nbsp; The most noted and traditional prayer breakfast is the National Prayer Breakfast organized and run for seemingly forever by Doug Coe and since it became such a power player, no sitting President to my knowledge has missed because the President is typically the keynote speaker and it&#039;s a big media event.&nbsp;&nbsp; Also plays well to all the suckers who fall for such pure propaganda in the first place.Now what you may want to sink your teeth into is that in 2009&#039; <a href="http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/washington/2009/05/obama-cancels-national-prayer-day-service.html" target="_blank">President Obama did end the National Day of Prayer</a> service at the WH which took place on the first Thursday in May.&nbsp; This day was established by Truman, made a permanent fixture by Reagan and amped up to new heights under George Bush and all for it&#039;s propaganda benefits too.&nbsp; Instead of getting your facts from a website either loaded with computer viruses or stories of whether Beyonce&#039;s arse is store bought, if you took a little time to read this stuff out and do a little background, the facts themselves would actually do you justice.&nbsp; If you want to dislike Obama, there&#039;s a mountain of actual facts on which to base that dislike so why not got with that?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="wkmac, post: 1062875, member: 2189"] Nope, he may well have and I'd be inclined to believe he's not gone to every single prayer breakfast out there just as I'd suspect Bush also missed a few. But that's my own gut feeling along with a bit of logic that just suggests that not all prayer breakfasts are of equal value in political mileage and any President's schedule can be packed so something has to be left out. However, you've not provided the evidence to support the claim you made that Obama missed a prayer breakfast. The most noted and traditional prayer breakfast is the National Prayer Breakfast organized and run for seemingly forever by Doug Coe and since it became such a power player, no sitting President to my knowledge has missed because the President is typically the keynote speaker and it's a big media event. Also plays well to all the suckers who fall for such pure propaganda in the first place. Now what you may want to sink your teeth into is that in 2009' [URL="http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/washington/2009/05/obama-cancels-national-prayer-day-service.html"][COLOR=#ff0000]President Obama did end the National Day of Prayer[/COLOR][/URL] service at the WH which took place on the first Thursday in May. This day was established by Truman, made a permanent fixture by Reagan and amped up to new heights under George Bush and all for it's propaganda benefits too. Instead of getting your facts from a website either loaded with computer viruses or stories of whether Beyonce's arse is store bought, if you took a little time to read this stuff out and do a little background, the facts themselves would actually do you justice. If you want to dislike Obama, there's a mountain of actual facts on which to base that dislike so why not got with that? [/QUOTE]

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