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Vance calls criticism of prayer response to school shooting 'shocking' and 'bizarre'
Vice President JD Vance emphasized the importance of prayer following the Minneapolis school shooting, highlighting that 2 children were killed and 15 of 18 injured were ages 6 to 15.
- Vice President JD Vance criticized left-wing politicians for dismissing prayer following a mass shooting at Annunciation Catholic Church in Minnesota that killed two children.
- Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey rejected the concept of "thoughts and prayers" in a news conference after the shooting, stating, "These kids were literally praying" at the time of the attack.
- Vance led a prayer for the two children who were killed, noting that prayer is meaningful and expressing his belief that God is listening.
- Vance described the criticism of prayer following a mass shooting in Minneapolis as "shocking" and called for a change in those politicians' "politics" due to their views on prayer after the tragedy.
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‘A Form of Idolatry’: Democrat Justin Jones Calls Offering Thoughts and Prayers ‘Theological Malpractice’ on MSNBC
Tennessee State Rep. Justin Jones, a Democrat, told a vigorously agreeing MSNBC host Ali Velshi on Saturday that offering thoughts and prayers following a tragedy like the Minneapolis Catholic school shooting is “theological malpractice” and accused those doing so of “idolatry.” Jones is a frequent cable news guest and far-left activist lawmaker who came to prominence when he and other members helped lead protesters in occupying the Tennessee Ho…
Vance Tells Prayer-Bashing Leftists To ‘Get New Politics’
Vice President JD Vance said Thursday that politicians and political commentators who have condemned prayer in the wake of a mass shooting in Minnesota should “get new politics.”In an appearance on Fox News, Vance ripped into those who have mocked or dismissed calls for prayer to help deal with tragedy. The vice president said that people who have targeted prayer after a gunman killed two children at Annunciation Catholic School’s church on Wedn…
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