Source: New York Post
Originally Published by: LA mayoral hopeful Nithya Raman calls herself both a 'capitalist' and 'democratic socialist' Todd Blanche challenges Dana Bash for only citing part of Constitution during heated election clash Steve Hilton hits Dem governor's 2028 pitch by calling out Newsom's rail record The White House on Monday defended President Donald Trump after Milwaukee Archbishop Jeffrey Grob publicly apologized for participating in an Oval Office prayer with the president, accusing the administration of using the religious gathering for political purposes less than two weeks before the midterm elections. Grob issued a statement Sunday titled “A Public Apology,” alleging that the White House distributed photographs and video of the Thursday prayer without the consent of the 12 participating bishops. He accused the administration of manipulating a sacred moment.
