Stephanie
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good ole DNC Washingtoncompost. this isn't an article it's a press release. the Christian religion I know wouldn't say: god bless PP. or light up all the peoples white house in Rainbow colors as if to tell the MILLIONS of those who might not agree to go fxxk off. and the reason he FAILED is all on HIM. nobody else
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The quiet impact of Obama’s Christian faith
Why the president’s convictions led him to believe he could unite a divided country — and why he failed
the dear leader: (lol, my words)
President Obama was flying over Los Angeles in June as he listened to the first accounts from a courtroom in Charleston, S.C., where family members of nine dead parishioners who were gunned down at Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church had just addressed the accused killer.
He heard the words of a daughter who had lost her mother: “May God forgive you. I forgive you.”
He listened to the plea of a mother who had lost her son: “Every fiber in my body hurts . . . but may God have mercy on you.”
Above: President Obama attends a memorial service on Dec. 16, 2012, at Newtown High School in Newtown, Conn., for victims of the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting. Obama arrived in Newtown two days after the tragedy and as authorities were still trying to piece together a motive for the second-deadliest mass shooting in the United States. (Olivier Douliery via Bloomberg News)
The president paused, the thump of the helicopter’s blades filling the otherwise silent cabin. He had planned to tweet some statistics later that day comparing gun violence in the United States and other developed countries, but now he told his staff to cancel that.
all of it here if you can stomach it. good gawd
The quiet impact of Obama’s Christian faith