Widely read columnist and commentator Taegan Goddard wrote this last Tuesday:
"Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker frequently says he's waiting for 'God's calling' to run for president, so he was recently asked under the public records laws to provide 'a copy/transcript of all communications with God, the Lord, Christ, Jesus or any other form of deity'. Walker's office responded that no such records exists."
Goddard then took his mockery to social media sending out this Tweet:
"Govenor Walker's office was unable to provide any transcripts of his conversations with God."
Yeah, but that's just one guy in the media.
It is, but the silence of most all other mainstream news media to even question Goddard is stunning. And revealing.
He has been appearing on various talk/news shows and is yet to be challenged by mainstream media.
It's disgusting that the same media who has dutifully reported that President Obama has said he has sought guidance through prayer, has now cast prayer as some kind of freakish extremism in the life of one of the most successful governors in America.
It's deeply concerning to think that our public discourse has fallen to this---publicly mocking prayer.