On this issue, I'm going with Donald Trump

[Yo_Mama]

13. He did actually go to services in Florida - but that is not the point of the OP.

The point of the OP is that we shouldn't - no one should - be focusing on churchgoing habits of politicians. It's unhealthy. It does not belong to our republic.

Everyone talking about this mistruth is:

1) Making the left/Dems/progressives look stupid and desperate/weak, because he did go, which anyone who knows how to google would realize:
http://pagesix.com/2017/04/17/donald-trump-the-main-attraction-at-easter-service/

and 2) fostering the idea in the general public that a politician's faith/lack of faith somehow has to do with his/her qualifications for office.

I never, ever want to see again that horrible "faith panel" from Hillary Clinton's first run. It should be the cardinal rule in this nation that religion is off the books and out of politics. They do not properly mix. This is not a beast we want to feed.

But of course, people like you who are willing to jump on a bandwagon like this are building the idea that Trump's appearing at a service is somehow an important issue, and performing the triple somersault feat of ALSO giving those who agree with Trump's politics have another talking point about how deluded and hypocritical the left is.

To most people, truth does matter. The OP's position doesn't give anyone anything to beat us over the head with, does it? It's rational, it's principled, and it's coherent with the Democratic stance on politics and religion.