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Republican lawmakers and conservative activists are expressing outrage after the Obama administration announced its objection to adding President Franklin Roosevelt's D-Day prayer to the World War II Memorial in Washington, D.C.
The objection was noted during a congressional hearing on Rep. Bill Johnson's, R-Ohio, bill -- the "World War II Memorial Prayer Act of 2011."
"It is unconscionable that the Obama administration would stand in the way of honoring our nation's distinguished World War II veterans," Johnson said. "President Roosevelt's prayer gave solace, comfort and strength to our nation and our brave warriors as we fought against tyranny and oppression."
Johnson told Fox News that the administration's objection should "give all Americans a great deal of concern."
For there to be objections to demonstrating a faith in God at critical points in our nation's history -- particularly D-Day -- boggles my mind," Johnson said. "I was very surprised they were going to object."
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This is the prayer Obama finds so offensive
Oama visits a mosque. Look at the expression of reverence on his face and pay close attention to his hands. Their clasped in a pose of submission.
Contrast with chewing gum in a Christian Churchduring a memorial service.
Draw your own conclusions. But, I think his actions speak for themselves.
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