Obama hasn't been to church since he won the election. He has, however, spent the last 3 Sunday mornings in the gym. One can see why. A man who thinks he's God actually thanking God would be, well, awkward. I guess he feels his time is better spent toning his spindly calves.
President-elect Barack Obama has yet to attend church services since winning the White House earlier this month, a departure from the example of his two immediate predecessors.
On the three Sundays since his election, Obama has instead used his free time to get in workouts at a Chicago gym.
Both President-elect George W. Bush and President-elect Bill Clinton managed to attend church in the weeks after they were elected.
In November of 1992, Clinton went to services in Little Rock, Ark., on the three weekends following his election, taking pre-church jogs on the first two and attending on the third weekend a Catholic Mass with the Rev. Jesse Jackson, with whom he was trying to smooth over lingering campaign tensions.
In the weeks after the contested 2000 election, Bush regularly attended services at Tarrytown United Methodist Church in Austin, Texas, and Al Gore was frequently photographed arriving at and leaving church in Virginia.
I hate to say it, but Obama is living up to the "lazy" stereotype.
Obama hasn't been to church since he won the election. He has, however, spent the last 3 Sunday mornings in the gym. One can see why. A man who thinks he's God actually thanking God would be, well, awkward. I guess he feels his time is better spent toning his spindly calves.
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