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To: Daniel T. Zanoza

This is the first person who has claimed Obama was hostile to religion. However, many people have claimed that Obama has always been incredibly ambitious to the point of making all his decisions based on how it would advance his career.

We should be careful about reading too much into one person’s perception, though. It would be interesting if others come forward with similar accounts, however.


7 posted on 09/11/2009 8:02:31 AM PDT by Our man in washington
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To: Our man in washington
To: Daniel T. Zanoza Secretary says "Christian" Obama hostile to Christian Secretaries Praying on their Lunch-time!

. My friend and I were Christians. We liked to pray together sometimes at our lunch hour in my office with the door shut. After the attorneys found out what we were doing, they would walk in and interrupt us. After a while, Sen. Obama didn’t let his secretary take lunch at the same time I did as he would keep her working very late so she had to take a late lunch. I felt at the time it was because he didn’t want us to spend time praying. He didn’t like his secretary spending time talking about her faith or spending time with me. He rolled his eyes at her and I heard him and an attorney or two talking about her and/or us behind our backs. She felt very oppressed by him and wasn’t herself after a while.

I didn’t like to go to work after a while. I didn’t hang around with my friend anymore as I was so uncomfortable around Sen. Obama. He would give me these glaring looks and stare at me like I was invisible. It was very creepy. I became very depressed about the whole workplace situation and left there after 11 months.


10 posted on 09/11/2009 8:09:14 AM PDT by thouworm
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