could I get an opinion?

[Paul B. Walker, Jr.]

I think no matter what the reason for the trip, wether for publicity,
political gain or personal... Obama has every right to privacy, and that
includes the printing and sharing of his prayer.

I think it was wrong for that student to take it.. and even "more wrong" (is
that even a word?) for the newspaper to print it. I'm not a religious person
at all, but even I know how wrong it was.

It doesn't matter who someone is or what their job is (or might be in the
future) they are still a human being who deserves some amount of respect and
privacy.

Paul Walker



On Sun, Jul 27, 2008 at 11:13 AM, Dan Billings <billings@suscom-maine.net>wrote:

> Obama, like any politician who makes such a trip, did it for media
> coverage. Though I find the printing of the prayer to be tasteless, isn't it
> tasteless for a politician to use a religious experience for political gain?
>
>



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