No stranger to using religion as a platform to get what he wants, Obama hit last week’s National Prayer Breakfast as 2012 encroaches on his reign.

And never mind Obama’s regime banning Franklin Graham from the National Day of Prayer, or that Obama hid symbols of Christianity during his Georgetown speech and removed ‘Creator’ from his Declaration of Independence speeches, or that Obama officially ended the Bush-era National Prayer Day services held at the White House:

(Washington Examiner) President Obama inhabits a largely secular presidency, rarely blending his religious beliefs with his public duties, and spending more Sundays shooting hoops than going to church. So it was a notable shift when Obama went deeply devout for last week’s National Prayer Breakfast, telling attendees the role daily prayer plays in his life.

“When I wake in the morning, I wait on the Lord, and I ask Him to give me the strength to do right by our country and its people,” Obama said. “And when I go to bed at night, I wait on the Lord, and I ask Him to forgive me my sins, and look after my family and the American people, and make me an instrument of His will.”

A cynical interpretation would note Obama’s intensely religious rhetoric — even for a prayerful event — coincides with the unofficial start of the presidential campaign season.

At the same time, Obama talked frankly about his family’s “certain skepticism” about organized religion, and noted his father was “a nonbeliever.” Obama’s own path to religion was through the civil rights movement.

“Religion is a touchy thing and it has to be handled very carefully to not make it seem like the president is doing it for political reasons,” said Jim Pfiffner, a professor of public policy at George Mason University.

Obama gets religion to sell ObamaCare: HERE

The Barack Hussein Obama, George Soros, Jim Wallis connection: HERE

National Motto ‘Letter Of Correction’ Sent To President Obama From The Congress Of The United States: HERE

Destroying your hope: HERE